lunar

No special arrangement. Just the photo that I used for my work "we are all stardust"
( http://365project.org/jerome/365/2016-09-15 ). On September 14, two days before the full moon, I took this picture. Therefore, shadows are on one side, making the craters stand out vividly. For me the lunar phases are actually more expressive before and after full moon, which looks mostly flat.

[Shy Abel]

Beautiful

[Simply Amanda]

Excellent!

[Sally Ings]

Super detail

[Michelle Renee]

Beautiful!

[Lynda McG]

Wonderful - never tried these shots but always impress me!

[Andy]

Amazing clarity

[Helen Jane]

Such a skilled and beautiful capture.

[Jennifer]

great moon shot, incredible detail.

[Elizma Fourie]

Well done

[Delwyn Forsythe]

Great shot

[KWind]

Wonderful clarity and details!

[Terri]

Wow!

[Joanna kate]

Great detail

[Denise Wood]

Such beautiful clarity :) fav

[Milanie]

I hadn't thought about that before, but now I'll have to watch for the next full moon (before and after) Beautiful details.

[Simply Gorgeous Photography]

Very striking image. a fav

[Chris K]

those craters are amazing

[Jodie]

Such amazing detail

[tony gig]

Great shot and detail.

[Jerome]

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Thank you all for your nice comments!
Certainly there are more interesting shots from the moon than my pic. As I said - I like it when the craters in the moon are vividly by sidelight. The picture shows how far I can go with my equipment - since two months I have a 600mm lens. It expands the possibilities.

[Madeleine Pennock]

Super image! I have one much the same taken a few months back!

[Jerome]

@marshwader
Thanks for your nice comment!
Sorry, didn't find your moon photo.

[Madeleine Pennock]

@jerome I didn't post it on 365!

[Jerome]

@marshwader
o.k. All right.