A Moon Framed

Just a bit more edit practice with older images... Need more practice for sure. A bit better on black at least.

Stay well, y'all -- Peace

[Jacqueline]

Beautiful capture! Fav

[moni kozi]

I just love this kind of photographs with given frames.
And the composition looks very good with the round shape of the moon and the organic shape of the tree among those sharp lines and angles.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

how marvellous!

[Dianne]

This is incredible. A big fav for this delightful image.

[Richard Brown]

Very nice :)

[Clare Gadsby]

wonderful!

[Kathy A]

Great framing.

[KV]

Lovely composition.

[Babs]

Love the framing, well spotted. Looks so good in black and white.

[Julie Duncan]

Very effective framing; almost magical looking with the full moon!

[Mags]

Excellent shot and technique! This has my vote! FAV and pinning, too!

[Joanne Diochon]

Interesting and a bit disorienting, looking through the square frame, and with the tree growing kind of sideways and the moon hanging there it gave me a feeling of floating For a moment.

[Esther Rosenberg]

fantastic shot !

[PhylM-S]

Liking the shape on shape on shape, the negative space, the textures and then... the subject matter - Love the moon, the tree the window! Hard to believe it could be nicer but you're right. As much as I love this - I love it more on black! xo

[Sally Ings]

Lots to look at, I like the different textures.

[Jerome]

excellent

[Carole Sandford]

Fantastic shot!

[Zebru]

This is what I call a perfect picture.

[Faye Turner]

Cool edit

[Islandgirl]

Nice framing!

[Graeme Stevens]

very cool composition and framing, great processing and textures

[haskar]

Great framing and lovely textures.

[Valerina]

Fabulous photo!

[Jean]

great composition and great b&w edit!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Great moon shot- I love how you framed it with this old building. fav

[Heather (pixelchix)]

So cool Jenn. I love all the shapes here — lines, rectangles and that big circle moon. Your composition is perfect. Wish we could go back there. Do you remember the name of that ghost town?