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The moon - just as tonight's eclipse was ending and just before tonight's clouds set in.

hugoman74, Eslam Diab, thalisb, and 433 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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  1. Daniel CJ Lee 17 months ago | reply

    Really fantastic shot - I think it's spectacular.

    This is all I managed without a telescopic lens. (Fuji HS20)

    www.flickr.com/photos/viperstealth/6837100945/in/photostream

  2. Diego...... 16 months ago | reply

    Your photo has been stolen : www.flickr.com/photos/nichg_photos/6623220363/in/photostream

  3. biker will 16 months ago | reply

    N mcznnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnmn

  4. Rafal N. 16 months ago | reply

    Fantastic!!!!!

  5. Naren.K 14 months ago | reply

    beautiful details..nice shot..

    here is some thing I tried with hand held 55-200mm. But my lens badly softens the subject after 160mm.. :(

  6. Janne B. 14 months ago | reply

    Wow! It's really amazing :)

  7. nightskyguy_photography 14 months ago | reply

    nice shot!

  8. KennethAnkerson 13 months ago | reply

    Arm strong good luke walking in de moon

  9. Chris Key 12 months ago | reply

    Fabulous shot.

  10. ! FOX 10 months ago | reply

    so Wonderful

    I like it

  11. McKinneyBradley 10 months ago | reply

    Scoped it out

  12. hiddenshapes 7 months ago | reply

    Your picture is perfect to Try this experiment amazing:
    When you look at the Moon, either directly, in photo or video., Find hidden figures and landscapes. The trick to finding them is to look at the moon at all times like a painting in 3D. Plus you have to rotate the photo of the moon slowly and take different distances. Need to use your eyes and get them used to look at the moon for a long time (two hours daily in periods of two to three minutes minimum). Once your eyes get used to watching the moon slowly (depends on the ability of the observer always) you will begin to discover many hidden figures of different sizes, in different landscapes (depending on the angle and distance to take); It is curious that you have to ignore any information you have about the moon. The trick is to simply look. Do not imagine, not thinking, just looking. Do not add lines or dots that are not there. Just look at the lines and dots that are already there., find symmetry and depth. It takes practice and patience to discover that it is actually a giant artwork in 3D. The ability of the mind to recognize faces and shapes in the environment is for survival or delight. Great shot!!

  13. scismgenie 7 months ago | reply

    You Have Been Mooned

    You've been mooned...

  14. Mark Coffin 7 months ago | reply

    Nice work

  15. Pramod Sankar 7 months ago | reply

    awesome sharpness. great shot.

  16. Yorik.lhomme [deleted] 6 months ago | reply

    Magnifique photo !
    Bravo !

  17. ianharrywebb 6 months ago | reply

    Awesome Moon shot
    MOON 016

  18. Ryan Walker1 5 months ago | reply

    Wow!

  19. MarkGregory007 4 months ago | reply

    Way to go! I commend you on capturing a beautiful image of the moon without the use of a telescope. As a moon photographer (through my scope) I must say yours is the best shot I have ever seen through a camera and telephoto lens. You certainly have mastered photographic skills. Mark

  20. Slimberg 2 months ago | reply

    Nice shot !!!

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