It is difficult to capture the moon at the right exposure as it is so bright. I liked this photo because of the profile of the Superstition Mountains in the East Valley and the glow basking over the city.
The moon at the horizon is filtered through the dry desert air and dust in the desert, and it creates a glow similar to a sunset. Similar light dynamics occur at sunset.
This is a milder version of what occurs at sunset. This photo exaggerates the light effect as we overexposed the photo a little so we could show the outlines of the mountains and the city even while dark.
You can see the top of the Scottsdale Waterfront Project in the foreground. The 101 Freeway runs through the middle of the photo.
Tomorrow is a good photo with details of the full moon and all of its glory shining over Scottsdale.
23 comments:
Oh it's just amazing Julie! I'm looking forward to tomorrow's shot.
Wow!
Oh wow! Amazing! Well worth the wait!
Another wonderful capture, Julie. I'm sure tomorrow's will be even better.
Spectacular! Talk about a dramatic photo! Pure magic.
The moon looks huge! I love the outline of the mountains.
what a beautiful sight... i love u, ciao
Great shot Julie. I love the way it glows and the distinct outline of the mountains.
A most beautiful view and a great shot:-)
that is lovely. Thanks for explaining the russet colors
Wow! This is a BIG moon! Fantastic!
Love the shot and the wait was worth it. Its seems that Scotsdale has a great skyline to take a great photo.
It was worth the wait, neat shot.
Spectacular photography!
Beautifully captured.
Excellent job! Perfect with the moon rising above the mountains. The moon is a difficult subject to shoot. It is surprisingly bright, much brighter than we realize.
Beautiful Julie! I can't wait for tomorrow.
Beautiful golden moonrise. I'd say the picture was worth your wait.
wow
this is brilliant!
Amazing photo!
Oh! This is fantastic! What an unforgettable moment...
You get an A+ for your class, judging from these photos.
Another beauty! I love that moon!
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