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Moon over Castle Teck

Moon over Castle Teck

This was my 2nd attempt in capturing a moon rise over - behind a landmark - point of interest. This was done on an 300 mm used zoom lens. I've got a way be...
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This was my 2nd attempt in capturing a moon rise over - behind a landmark - point of interest. This was done on an 300 mm used zoom lens. I've got a way better one now. Future pictures will be sharper, with better colors and a larger moon.
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Owen, Baden-Wurttemberg, DE

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Feb, 2022

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