by Kay~Kacey on 12/13/2012
A new house means new photo opportunities. I mean, every window, each season. Day. Night. Different lighting. Here are a couple of moonsets (that’s a word, right??) that I took during the last full moon.
I tried the shot from both the kitchen window and our bedroom window. Moved around to get it framed just so between the massive branches of the elm tree.
The next one is right as the moon was setting and the sky was just starting to lighten up.
I’m such a sucker for a moon shot. I’m not sure why I always have more luck with morning moonshots than evening ones though. I guess I’ll just have to keep trying…
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by Kay~Kacey on 1/12/2010
Last week I talked about capturing the full moon on New Year’s Eve. Well a few days later, I decided to get up early and try to capture an early morning moon.
Okay, I admit. I was pleased.
The thing is, it was 5 degrees outside and I was out on the icy deck in my robe and slippers!!
The things I do for photography!!
In my constant quest for moon shots, I got these full moon photos on New Year’s Eve.
A Blue Moon, Full Moon, New Year’s Eve Moon. I couldn’t resist.
I captured it through the tree branches out the side window of my office and standing outside FREEZING on my backporch. I love how the branches are highlighted in the moonlight.
Next time I think I’m going to try and capture the full moon as it’s setting in the early morning…
