Traveling Toward the Moon

My local photo club has begun a monthly theme for members to take photos which will then be featured at the monthly meetings. This month's theme is "What do you see on the road?" I took advantage of the fact I was traveling home at night this week and added a little foolery for good measure. I'm not too crazy about the tilted dashboard- but tilted horizons bother me even more- so the horizon shall remain straight and the dashboard will remain on a slant- the result of taking the shot before the light changed!

[Corinne C]

Wow impressive moon

[katy]

Terrific all the way around . The light circles make it look like something has sped through creating vortexes

[eDorre]

Neat! Great moon

[Diana]

A great image and fabulous moon!

[Walks @ 7]

Wabi Sabi for sure

[Kathy A]

This is a really cool shot

[Babs]

So magical.

[Joan Robillard]

Fabulous I prefer pictures of the moon like this to that one big moon shot. Think I have been on here so long I find that big one boring.

[Steve Chappell]

Nice

[Joanne Diochon]

This gives me the feeling of someone fleeing from something. I must have watched too many sci/fi disaster movies.

[Pam]

So cool!!

[wendy frost]

A wonderful image with a great moon. Love it

[haskar]

Amazing scene.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

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Thank you for the views, comments and favs! It's Good Friday so I am off to work/church. I'm posting early and returning to catch up with you tomorrow.

[Carole Sandford]

Super moon shot.

[Kathy]

The first think I saw in this are the light flares which along with what looks like vehicles on the side of the road and people standing in the road made me think of a traffic accident ahead. Then I thought how big the moon was and what a coincidence it was in the scene too. Well put together.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

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Thank you Carole and Kathy! Not to worry Kathy- no accident, just a slow shutter speed and the motion of my car which put things slightly out of focus- hence the foolery!