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SuperMoon 2013

SuperMoon 2013

One of MANY photos I captured of the SuperMoon (Perigee) of 2013. I still have SO MANY others to look through, LOL.

One of MANY photos I captured of the SuperMoon (Perigee) of 2013. I still have SO MANY others to look through, LOL.
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NIKON D90

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Aperture f/16.0 ISO 200 Shutter 1/125

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Jun, 2013

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Thank you so much :) I actually ran out that night and forgot my SD card...yikes! Had to run back home. Always carry spares, LOL.

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