Full Moon Over Little Round Top (Photo by Chris Heisey)
November’s Full Moon was November 30, and I find shooting the setting moon in early morning is many times easier than shooting the rising moon at sunset. Lining up the moving parts can be a challenge. The moon for November is dubbed “Frosty Moon” or “Beaver Moon,” so named for the frequent frosts of November and the month when beavers begin their winter hibernation.
Beautiful shot!
What time was the photo taken? It’s remarkable.
Thank you the kind remarks. It was taken at 5:45 am. Rather dark to the naked eye, but the camera sensor is sensitive to the dawning nautical light pre-sunrise more so than naked eye is. Peace, Chris.
Absolutely gorgeous
that’s a great pic!
Great picture, Chris!
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