Captioned Photos # 5 – The Super Moon of 2013
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Captioned Photos # 5
The Super Moon of 2013
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Super Moon 2013, Springdale Farm, Austin Texas
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At a friends retirement part last night, we had the great fortune not only to wish her well on your new life, but to catch the biggest moon of the year.
Springdale Farm, in east Austin, evidently not only knows organic from the Earth, but happened to offer us a fabulous view of, if the Moon is an accurate symbol of our emotional life, the biggest outpouring of emotional life into our lives this year.
True or not, by believing it was possible, and enjoying our friend’s fabulous release, after a lifetime of work, from the work-a-day routine, we all sensed the heightened moon’s light.
Happy Biggest Full Moon of Year ya’ll –
Happy Super Moon! 🙂
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Gasp … the moon picture is breathtaking! My eyes keep telling my brain, “Make it big! Make it bigger! COVER A WALL!!”
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that’s so funny 🙂 i know, most my moon images are fairly small (combo of a small compact and shaky hands), so i try to compensate via composition of other things around it
i also didn’t use a flash, to let the lens pick up some of the color in the shadows, and the extended time creates a kinda impressionist blur i like; so i’ve adapted to what i have and can do 🙂
and believe me, with my particular camera, that moon “usually” looks a lot smaller!
either way, happy super moon rosemary
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