During more or less the entire train ride home I could see the 98% lit moon outside the window. It lit up the winter landscape in a very beautiful way. Upon arrival the clouds was blocking the moon but small gaps passed by from time to time so I decided to wait out one and take a shot of the moon. This photo was taken about 12 hours before the moon reaches lunar perigee, the point when the moon is closest to Earth.
Sadly the weather for tonight looks really bad so I will most likely miss out this supermoon. But as I said in earlier posts, every full moon rise is worth watching so I'll have another go on December 14.
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| Nikon D800E, Nikon AF-S 300 mm f/2.8 Exposure 1 sec with ISO 100 at 300 mm f/4.0 |
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Beautiful! So hard to capture moonlight on film. Especially with clouds!
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