Showing posts with label moon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moon. Show all posts

Saturday, October 11, 2014

sunset adventure hike


Last weekend I joined two hiking friends to scout out a possible sunset hike at Buzzard Rock in George Washington National Forest in Virginia. 


The four-mile round trip trek was a success, with views of the sun setting over the valley below.  



Heading back down from the ridge through the woods in the dark was a fun adventure.



And the evening ended with the not-yet-full moon, serene as it was rising in the sky. 




Saturday, June 29, 2013

Shooting the moon

A few weeks ago I was, after a dry spell, successful in shooting the moon in hearts.  And last weekend I tried my hand at shooting the moon in the sky.  It was a "supermoon," and the night before the full moon went with some photographer friends to the hillside by the Netherlands Carillon, a mecca for photographers.  With really big lenses.

The moon that night was pretty, and pleasant, but not aligned with the monuments.  At least not without the assistance of digital manipulation.


But the monuments themselves were quite beautiful.


The next night, watching the moon rise from the roof of my building was quite stunning.


I look forward to more opportunities to shoot the moon from different vantage points.