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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Moab Man" data-source="post: 165044" data-attributes="member: 11881">The night of the Super Moon I was showing a few other people that night exactly the same thing. Everyone was oooing and ahing over the chance to shoot it. I had a picture on my camera at the time from two days prior and showed them the detail of a partial verse a full moon. I first learned this when racing the 24 hours of Moab mountain bike race. All through the daylight I'm racing the course and then along comes night and I turned on my helmet light. It was absolutely amazing how the light being on relatively the same plane as my eyes and all the detail of the terrain was lost because the light wiped out the shadows that would normally be there from overhead light - the sun. I have no night vision problems or depth perception, but without those shadows I couldn't recognize the size of obstacles. </blockquote>