Canon 5d Mark II | f/11 | 20 seconds | iso 100 | Canon 24-70mm f/2.8L USM @ 24mm
My friend >>Damian<< and I went to Kerry Park (provides a great view of Seattle) on Saturday night to see if we can get a shot or two of the Super Moon. As we were leaving (after about an hour and a half of being there) we stopped to take a shot of those who were left. Earlier, this entire section was full as was the hill in front of the rail and the area off camera right. Hope everyone had a good weekend…
…Enjoy!
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Nice David. I totally agree with you about the skyline.
By the time the clouds cleared here, our moon didn’t seem so super. Love how you included the moon watchers. What’s that streaking line through the clouds on the mid-right? Possibly a UFO that used the super moon as I time rift is what I think 😉
Ahahahaha, I love your take on the light streak! 😉
cool framing 🙂
Thank you Joshi.
What an awesome night to shoot there! Looking forward to more pics.
Thank you Michael, however, to be honest I felt the images w/the moon were….bore’ish! /gasp, I know…what can I say! I did post a >>moon/skyline<< shot on Wednesday…hope you like that one!
very cool…what is the thing that seems like a string of lights on the right side of the photo?
Thank you for visiting as well as for commenting! The string of lights is from a plane flying by, the image is a 20 second exposure. 😀
¡Me encanta!
I am charmed with it!
Awww, thank you!
Great shot, David! I went to the nearby park to watch and photograph the super moon too! I have yet to process the photos though.I just hope they would come out as wonderful as yours.
Thank you for commenting Gracie. 🙂
WOW! THis is great shot… The night with the city and the sky is amazing… amazing. Thank you dear David, with my love, nia
Awww, you are too kind Nia! Thank you for the comment.
wonderful natural light, intriguing presentation
Thank you Fabrizio, I rather dig the skyline in the background! 😀