Farm Sky and Moon
Late winter sky in Northeast Pennsylvania
Late winter sky in Northeast Pennsylvania
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Contest Finalist in All About The Night Photo Contest
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Top Shot Award 22
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Contest Finalist in Our World At Night Photo Contest
Contest Finalist in The Moon Photo Contest
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Contest Finalist in Nature At Night Photo Contest
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CMEYN
October 24, 2015
Amazing capture. And really intriguing to me... We can see the fisheye effect from wide angle lens, but the size from moon became from a telephoto. I believe this is a photoshop work. Nicely done.
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sarahtaroza
November 18, 2016
Stunning. Beautiful glow behind the moon. Check out the Covers photo contest, consider submitting?
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David_Blakley_Photography
December 21, 2016
The blending of colors make this a superior photograph. Great choice of lens and crop!
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Location
The photo was taken in Brooklyn Township, Pennsylvania in the Endless Mountains on a farm that dates back to the 1850s.Time
The shot was taken at about 11:17pm in April of 2015.Lighting
The light on the horizon is from the towns about 40 miles south of the location.Equipment
Taken with a Canon 5D Mk3 mounted on a tripod and using a manual focus Rokinon 12mm f/2.8 radial fish eye lens, ISO1250, 30 secs., f/2.8 .Inspiration
The location has always been an inspiring place for me where I have probably taken a thousand photos.Editing
The shot is actually a composite where the sky and landscape were shot one evening and the moon on a separate evening. Initially processed in Lightroom and the two photos were then combined in Photoshop to produce the final shot.In my camera bag
Canon 5DMk3/4, 20mm Sigma f/1.5, 50mm Sigma f/1.4, Canon 70-300 zoom, Canon 40mm STMFeedback
Patience, patience, patience. Keep attempting the shot you see in your mind's eye until it comes out.
