Very interesting shot. I agree with @golftragic, And perhaps crop some off the left. Or perhaps crop from top and bottom to make like a pano, emphasize the vastness. Would also be an interesting contrast to see the same photo at sunset, or just daylight. But the more I look at it, the more I like it as is.
@graemestevens Thank you so very kindly, truly appreciate the fav. The peace and quiet was only interrupted by a few cars going down the near by road and it was warm 85f.
@byrdlip Thank you a great deal for the fav. I agree with you and Marnie that cropping off a tad on the left would make the moon behind the clouds a stronger focus point. Shot and learn...
@yaorenliu Thank you a great deal.The wonderful thing about the moon is that there is always next month.
@ingajohansson Thank you so much, the structures are a formation called Cathedral Rock ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathedral_Rock ). Sedona Arizona has a wonderful collection of rock/peak formations.
@30pics4jackiesdiamond There are several different points that I could have chosen from but this one is free and didn't have anyone else around except Cynthia (see https://365project.org/joysabin/pmae/2018-08-27 ) who was nothing short of an angel.
@graemestevens Thank you so very kindly, truly appreciate the fav. The peace and quiet was only interrupted by a few cars going down the near by road and it was warm 85f.
@byrdlip Thank you a great deal for the fav. I agree with you and Marnie that cropping off a tad on the left would make the moon behind the clouds a stronger focus point. Shot and learn...
@jernst1779 Truly appreciative, thank you.
@blueberry1222 It was a magical night in Sedona, I need to go down there more at night- its much quieter and warmer than Flag.
@haskar Thank you so very much for the fav. Sedona is a wonderful place to explore.
@ideetje Thank you so much. The night sky in B&W is very interesting.
@henrir Thank you, I need to try different lenses. Sedona has more open area and much more interesting rocks to 'play' around with.