Supermoon + 1

Just when you thought you had seen the last of the supermoon shots, another one appears.
The moon rises over Brisbane. Not the shot I was looking for but beggars can't be choosers.

[Poppo Livy]

Silly me Sam @gigiflower thinking it was going to be cloudy. Oh ye of little faith. I was able to take the comparison shot with similar settings to yours and it confirms that it is definitely the quality of the lens that is the difference. Vey interesting - but not cheap :-(. No point in posting the shot I took.

[Graham Thresher]

A super Fav.

[Lisa Poland]

Great shot. Love the detail of the clouds. I'm hoping that it stays clear here tonight so I can take a few pictures. Stormed last night.

[Margaret Pengelly]

Love the Brissy nights cape, the cloud and moon as well. Super shot.

[sally agnew]

Love the outline of the clouds, nice city lights :-)

[robrazer]

I loke it. The twinkly lights offset it nicely.

[Ann]

VERY PRETTY.

[Rick Schies]

Oh yeah, this Is good

[Debbie]

Nice capture - I am going to the beach for the next one!

[Shirley Banford]

Great photo.

[Tony]

Nice shot Terry.

[Kathie]

Lovely composition. Love the light and the lights.

[Angelieke]

Great shot!

[MB]

Wonderful shot. I love the moon glowing on the city!

[Sam]

Still a great shot Poppo!

[Denise (lyndemc)]

That moon still looks pretty super. It's gigantic. I couldn't see the super moon here thanks to clouds but I did photograph it last night and again just awhile ago. None of those are going to get an 365 time tho.

[Diane]

Nice capture Terry, we had intermittent cloud here, I haven't worked out how to get a good shot yet!

[Denise Wood]

Fantastic shot! And clouds in Brisbane even add to the photo :) Fav

[Sheralee S]

Wonderful shot Poppo, the moon looks huge!

[Kane Arlow]

I must have missed this one while I was in busy work mode, it looks awesome.

[Tony Guest (snoopybooboo)]

Brilliant Poppo. Fav.

[Keren]

@dianeburns I think to get good photo of Moon & City you need to take 2 photos (using your tripod) and different exposure and edit them as HDR, never try it yet but thats the theory...