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Subscriber Comments for
Moonset
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COMMENT 326590P
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2012-10-01 12:21 PM |
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Very nice.
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COMMENT 326619
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2012-10-01 02:13 PM |
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Awesome capture.... it's all in the glass, huh? Well... and knowing how to properly expose for that sucker!!
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COMMENT 326641
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2012-10-01 03:18 PM |
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Gorgeous
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YIN YANG
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2012-10-01 04:46 PM |
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Stunning. I saw the rise, and I too can see the setting from the back of my house. I love the brilliance, the brightness of the moon shine.
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THE BARRON
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2012-10-01 09:15 PM |
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Super-moon shot. Thanks for the post.
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COMMENT 326787P
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2012-10-01 09:15 PM |
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Beautiful photos. I have to say that for some reason the first one, which is a fantastic shot, reminds me of a mammogram! Ha ha, Maybe it's because I need to call and schedule mine!
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COMMENT 326818
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2012-10-02 07:00 AM |
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how do you expose those moon shots. mine always wash out now into the light. any hints?
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COMMENT 326900
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2012-10-02 11:01 AM |
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Beautiful...I tried Saturday and Sunday with a Canon D-SLR using a 300 mm zoom lens - no definition - black and white - no craters. Tried auto, manual long shutter time, etc. Can OP advise what camera was used and if a filter was used ?- I am a novice photog, but would love to learn...
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