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Tonights Moon

1:56 PM | Posted by | | Edit Post
A change from a full moon - again this image has been taken while in the garden
   
 
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Full Moon

3:06 PM | Posted by | | Edit Post
Seen this evening here in East Cheshire UK
 
apeture F11
shutter speed 1\125S
iso 200

 
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Tuesdays moon

5:30 AM | Posted by | | Edit Post
not full and not quite the clear skys needed for the extra sharp detail, but this is how it looked on Tuesday evening over East Cheshire....

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