Post your Moon Shots

[Blade Canyon]

Thanks, guys. It is supposed to be crisp and clear tonight, so I'll set up the tripod and see what I get.

If you want a real challenge, the International Space Station will be very bright and high in the sky, moving north to south, from 6:30 p.m. to 6:35 in the Eastern time zone. I might try to get a photo of it through a telescope, but it moves fast.

You can go to Heavens-Above, put in your location, and it will tell you when the space station and other satellites will be visible.

 

[dh photography]

 

[wev]

Not sure how much better it is

 

[J-see]

Daylight moon.

 

[wornish]

Thought I'd try my 80-400mm with a TC14E on my V1 to see what I could get.

This is equivalent to 550 x 2.7 = 1485 mm lens.

Quite pleased with the detail but a little grainy.

 

[Roy1961]

as seen on my 365 thread, daytime handheld

 

[paul04]

Thought I'd try my 80-400mm with a TC14E on my V1 to see what I could get.

This is equivalent to 550 x 2.7 = 1485 mm lens.

Quite pleased with the detail but a little grainy.

very good picture.

 

[paul04]

as seen on my 365 thread, daytime handheld

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Nice and clear for a handheld shot.

 

[Marilynne]

Late afternoon moon (trimmed in camera) - wonder what planet that is??

 

[Roy1961]

@Marilynne, my google sky map app is showing uranus right beside the moon at present, so?

 

[Marilynne]

Thanks Roy, but watch your mouth!!

 

[Roy1961]

i went back to look for it in my photo, but i must of cropped it out, should have cropped the large spot out which i never saw until now, i really need to do a sensor clean, went to do it a few weeks back and my battery wasn't charged, putting the spare on now to charge.

 

[dh photography]

Quick shot before dinner today ...

 

[wev]

I'm tired, but it isn't

 

[Marilynne]

Afternoon moon

Palms and moon

Moon and palms

 

[J-see]

Could've been better. Maybe tomorrow.

 

[Roy1961]

watching the moon now, will get one later, after i finish this bottle or wine

 

[wev]

A little hazy tonight

 

[paul04]

The moon tonight. first shot was with a 70-300mm lens, the second was with a 18-200mm lens

 

[RockyNH_RIP]

Here is my most recent moon photo....

Pat in GA