It was so cloudy that I thought I would not be able to get any pictures!
“He makes the moon wax and wane, putting it through its phases. He draws
the horizon out over the ocean, sets a boundary between light and darkness.”
Job 26
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A Wandering Ember
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Another beautiful series of moon shots. How do you get them so sharp and clear? Always totally impressed!
Interesting about the Beaver Moon.. now I know it is in November where the beavers are being trapped. :)
the first 3 are my favorites, the 3rd is my number 1 pick. so beautiful...hope they are not still trapping beavers
Your photos are really good! I noticed the moon last night, after the clouds had cleared. It is already 67 degrees this morning at 5 am !
Do you think the Indians looked at the moon and knew it was time to set traps?
You are the best when it comes to moon shot. I can never get my little camera set to make good ones.
I'm sure I've said it before, but I'll say it again. You seem to be living much closer to the moon than I do! :)
Stunning! I really like the tree lined moon rising!
wonderful captures, Ginny!
Perfect shots of the moon--all spendid. Yes HE did put it all in the perfect order!!
Ann
These are amazing. Even on cloudy nights you manage to get fabulous moon shots. I didn't know it was called the beavr moon.
Gorgeous moon shots! I forgot it was going to be a full moon. You always capture such precious moments :-)
Oh my goodness! So beautiful! I'm so happy you got pictures as I wanted to go out and see it but I forgot! So amazing!
Once again, you got great shots.No moon visible here because of the clouds.
Thanks Ginny. I didnt know about Beaver moon. Probably coz here dont have beaver LOL.
We couldn't see the moon last night, too many clouds. But it's shining brightly tonight. Love that first shot of the moon behind the trees!
AMAZING!!!! You do such a great job capturing the moon.
Carla
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