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Okay so I like this because I know how hard it is to shoot the moon at night with trees in the foreground. You actually were able to capture the foreground lighting really well - better than I was able to. And you did it without horribly overexposing the moon. I would say, do a foreground shot to capture more light and clarity, and then *instantly* snap the moon, also in perfect focus, and at a much faster shutter speed and lower ISO (i.e. 1/250+ and 100 - 200 ISO) while at the same time using an F number between 3.2 and 5.6. But this might take two cameras! Or super Speedo-Gonzales fingers that no one in reality posesses. Thanks for sharing. |
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