The Moon comes up in the afternoon right now. This was an interesting reflection; just watch for two seconds and you will see it really is the Moon! Click on it a couple times to see it full sized. BACK to return!
(1/200, f8, 135mm, ISO 100)
Another view.
(1/400, f8, 127mm, ISO 100)
Wallpaper Moons!
(1/500, f8, 135mm, ISO 100)
(1/400, f8, 135mm, ISO 100)
This is a variation on an old technique called Day-for-Night. In old movies (and some not so old) when there is a night scene and it looks like a very bright moon and everything is pretty much visible, except in really dark shadows, that is Day-for-Night. It is shot in the daytime, usually with a dark blue filter to make it look like it is night. Here I tried to blue things up and make it look somewhat like a night shot. It was taken at 4:22 pm, full daylight in Great Falls.
(1/800, f8, 95mm, ISO 100)
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