Not the regular supermoon photo.
Yesterday night I was out taking photos around Boston. Unluckily, I remembered about the super moon too late, when the moon was already high in the sky above th...
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Yesterday night I was out taking photos around Boston. Unluckily, I remembered about the super moon too late, when the moon was already high in the sky above the buildings.
The idea of the shot comes from the fact that I realized the difference between a properly exposed moon and a properly exposed skyline is approximately 10 stops. So I decided to create this image, using a 10-stop filter in the area around the moon.
Playing with bokeh and focus point I created this image, which is a composite of two photos, one with the moon in focus and one with the hand in focus.
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The idea of the shot comes from the fact that I realized the difference between a properly exposed moon and a properly exposed skyline is approximately 10 stops. So I decided to create this image, using a 10-stop filter in the area around the moon.
Playing with bokeh and focus point I created this image, which is a composite of two photos, one with the moon in focus and one with the hand in focus.
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