Under The Light of the Moon
Ah photographing the moon, something we don’t often have chance to do unless we have super telephoto lenses!
The moon was huge and bright last night so I took a few shots of it, sadly the moon itself isn’t clear but the silvery effect of the sky came out very nicely giving a spooky haunted feel to the shot.
It was my first try using my new Manfrotto 190ProDB Tripod with 141RC 3-way Pan/Tilt head.
Exposure: 4 sec Aperture: f/5.6 Focal Length: 60 mm ISO: 320
This was my first time shooting in RAW and processing to TIFF then jpeg for web.
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