Yep I may even make an effort. Rising over Ohope Beach could be good. Hopefully.
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apparently the moon is going to look larger this weekend than any other time this year, so those of you with a moon fetish can break out your cameras and get your fix
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/ar...ectid=10802936
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Yep I may even make an effort. Rising over Ohope Beach could be good. Hopefully.
not sure I could be arsed... I loaned my 100-400 to someone months ago & haven't needed it back thus far. Guess i could always try & stack some converters & see what gives.
I don't think you need a close up of it, just get somewhere to show it's size, ie have a good foreground.
Moonrise 5:15pm , not the best time![]()
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Should be good to still have some ambient light as well I would have thought, it is a pretty bright ball after all.
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It's also up several hours before sunset sometimes. Also solar eclipses kinda put a dent in that theory.
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A free copy of D-Photo 48 (out May 28) for the best shot of the Supermoon this weekend - any takers?
A full moon means the moon is opposite the sun. Think from a lighting perspective. It can only be exactly opposite at one particular time and the sunset = moonrise (to the second) will only occur at wherever on the earth the moon is rising at that time. But for all useful purposes, the rule holds true. For this month, true full moon is at 1535 NZST on the 6th. The moon rises at 1722 and the sun sets at 1729 in Auckland.
Moonrise changes by about an hour a day. The day before and the day after still look like a full moon though.
Solar eclipses occur on new moons, not full moons.
Sorry, I misread your first post and thought you were talking about moonrises in general
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I shot this just after 5 tonight. Not a startling example but it was blue sky and daylight![]()
Moon photo challenge accepted! I shall report back with what I get.
and why wouldn't i ! The 28th is my birthday ..sussing the moon situation as i speak..Jos how did you do that moon shot last month..looking through the leaves/tree ..whenever i try the leaves are all furry unfocused and yours were more like a focused silhouette. I'll have to back track now and see how focused your moon was in your shot ..
I just focused on the laves Lia. The moon is fuzzy.
If you were quick you could do a series of shots focusing from the foreground to the moon and focus stack them in Photoshop.
I might have a go at that myself.
I'm trying to think of a place that will show the large size of the moon against or through things. A timelapse would be good too. It usually looks biggest as it just rises.
This is one over the Rimutakas
http://surf.co.nz/blogs/surf-search/...st-best-18-yrs
Cheers Jos , i never even got around to checking your shot out again out but i did have that unfocused moon thought...very cool Rimutakas shot and will give similar a burst..(with my own edge ofcourse..the lady luck one hehe)
Not looking very good for moon pics in chc!
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Disn't see the moon, but got a pano of Ohope Beach, it will pay for petrol!
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Took the boys to find the Super Moon. Alas, the clouds killed the money shot of it breaking the horizon but we did eventually get a glimpse
#1 waiting for the rise
#2 over the pier No.1
#3 over the pier No.2
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Great photos Adam. Image number 3 very cool indeed. I am now uploading my dismal attempts ..with questions![]()
Love the anticipation shot.
As for the others, it seems quite acceptable to clone in a sharp shot of the moon.
coupla efforts:
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