Moon by durleybeachbum

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Dec 26, 2015

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The almost full moon on Christmas Eve seen from my garden. The immense restrictions of my hand held point and shoot on a high ISO meant all sorts of fascinating flares and grain. But after an enjoyable digifiddle I achieved this result which I like very much. I hope you do too!

Comments (10)

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jendellas

11:28AM | Sat, 26 December 2015

Interesting, lots of shapes & colours.

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Faemike55

11:33AM | Sat, 26 December 2015

this is absolutely wicked and cool. Great capture and digi-fiddling

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kgb224

2:00PM | Sat, 26 December 2015

Outstanding work Andrea. God bless.

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anaber

4:58PM | Sat, 26 December 2015

You achieved impressive colors and shapes! seems an ''invasion'' coming from the moon, lol:)))) Love this a lot Andrea!! You did a fabulous shot!

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emmecielle

7:15PM | Sat, 26 December 2015

Fantastic shot! :-)

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netot

9:52PM | Sat, 26 December 2015

Great work! And I love the star too!

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jocko500

11:07PM | Sat, 26 December 2015

wonderful photo

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anahata.c

6:36AM | Sun, 27 December 2015

I think camera limitations were made for fine artists, to inspire them to create shots like this. I love what you did with this..a kind of line of lights and flares, as if a huge rocket just flew by and left these lights and clouds in its wake. The moon is looking on, happy. And I love your house back there, in shadow except for that intense orange glow...a really mysterious Christmas Eve shot. And I'm a big fan of Christmas being about mystery--I always like it when it gets primal and mysterious, after all the commercial hooplah that precedes it. Beautiful result. And you turned the ISO problem into a subtle cosmic grain...(Btw, you know what ISO stands for? "International Organization for Standardization". That clears that up!)

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MrsRatbag

3:35PM | Sun, 27 December 2015

Who knew there were all those rainbows lurking around in the darkness? Great you could find them, they make a wonderful accompaniment to that big moon!

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