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riverbendviewgal
(4,347 posts)Great photo, Peggy. Thanks for sharing.
CaliforniaPeggy
(153,580 posts)Thank you so much.
I always feel like sharing, for what good is a photo if nobody sees it? Sharing is in my DNA!
question everything
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CaliforniaPeggy
(153,580 posts)It didn't look pink to my eyes; it looked more like some vanilla ice cream. Too rocky to eat!
We always hope for peace someplace.
Inkey
(381 posts)CaliforniaPeggy you always capture a unique slice of life we can appreciate.
CaliforniaPeggy
(153,580 posts)Your comments make me very happy!
58Sunliner
(5,659 posts)CaliforniaPeggy
(153,580 posts)It was bright here as well, but the color was more very pale yellow, almost the same as vanilla ice cream. My camera couldn't capture it.
Where is RVA?
SheltieLover
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CaliforniaPeggy
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calimary
(85,966 posts)Short snout, white fur, short black ears that hang down.
Either that, or a somewhat portly guy in profile, facing camera-left, dark hair, maybe balding on top, with bald spot covered by what looks like some sort of dark-colored, pointy brimless, service cap.
I havent had a toke all day. I think Im just a bit weird.
CaliforniaPeggy
(153,580 posts)I see something like what you described, but for me it's facing camera right.
Hope you enjoyed it, whatever it looked like!
JohnnyRingo
(19,853 posts)Did you use a tripod?
You take such great pix of the moon, you must be born under Cancer, the Moonchild.
CaliforniaPeggy
(153,580 posts)I always use a tripod. The camera/lens combo is fairly heavy for me, and a tripod gives me huge amounts of stability!
In fact, I'm using a new tripod that's a lot sturdier than my lightweight one.
Alas, I am not a Cancer. I was born under the sign Sagittarius.
electric_blue68
(21,015 posts)Hmmm, 12 Xs Optical zoom, with 40X digital increase; and looking at The Moon. Around the '10s.
While it wasn't as a close up as I'd seen decades earlier w a friend's telescope while in College having a get together w a bunch of us - seeing about 1/8th or even closer of it: the 12Xs got me to actually get to see the craters, and shadows without even having to have a telescope, or without having to pay a boatload of money back when I had a film SLR to get a ?600mm or so lens.
The tech had advanced so far, I could just have a camera. It was amazing!
CaliforniaPeggy
(153,580 posts)I hear you about seeing the craters for the first time. It is plainly mindboggling!
I feel very lucky to have a great zoom (100--400mm) with an internal zoom (2X extender) as well that is digital. Push a button and the photo shows the object as much larger with no loss of detail! I love it.
Glad you enjoyed seeing my photo tonight!
electric_blue68
(21,015 posts)Pas-de-Calais
(10,098 posts)Sorry
Full moon got to me
Great pic
CaliforniaPeggy
(153,580 posts)No need to be sorry!
Glad you enjoyed!
DFW
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CaliforniaPeggy
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DFW
(57,806 posts)I stuck my cell phone into the eyepiece of a telescope halfway up Mauna Kea at night.
CaliforniaPeggy
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