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Moon

I always look fwd to the five days in a month when Moon is in all of its pristine glory. This time around I was lucky to get some clouds creating depth and drama in the images.

The fun part was that I had to constantly check my exposure as the clouds were moving very fast, constantly changing the desired exposure. And yes it was cold!!

On the actual full Moon night there was not even a speck of cloud around. Better luck next time!!

Some  images from that cold cold night...
























Comments

  1. The Moon, in its fullness of glory would be the most fantastic , fascinating and the most intriguing element in the sky on a full moon night.

    Great Work on capturing its pure essence...

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  2. Perfect work siddhu...! :)

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  3. Bhavana Malhotra NarainMarch 24, 2011 at 10:42 AM

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  4. Thanks Bhavs...will try to keep delighting you!!

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