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A major snowstorm is supposed to dump from 8 to 12 inches of snow in our area tomorrow. It was quite warm this evening, around 60°F (15 °C), and when I went out there was a bright moon in the sky. Dark clouds flew by and covered it from time to time, but only a few minutes wait allowed me to take the following shot.
Moon before snow.
I hear you guys are getting slammed with snow! Beautiful moon. I bet the moonlight on the snow will make it all worthwhile.
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Thanks Carol. It did not turn out too bad. Where we live most of it started as rain, followed by a small amount of snow. The roads were slippery, but schools and offices were closed.
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Beautiful moon capture, Hien! I noticed how bright the moon was at sunset also and took photos as well. I still need to download them, lol, going to do that right now see if I was successful also! 🙂
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Thanks Donna! I hope to see your moon shots soon.
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It’s beautiful! I’d like to see the moon again one of these nights.
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Thanks Jerry. You don’t get to see either the moon or the sun!
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Not very often during a Michigan winter!
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Lovely photo. I don’t have the professional camera you have and have never been able to take a decent photo of the moon. Yours is magical! Take care during the storm.
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Thanks Katelon. For photographing the moon, you need a telephoto lens, and a tripod would also be good to have.
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Beautiful and haunting. Hope you stay safe and warm in the snow storm.
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Thank you Takami! The storm did not turn out as bad as everyone feared.
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That is great news! I just commented on your new post 🙂
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Beautiful picture! Fortunately we are likely to escape with only two hours of snow showers early tomorrow morning. Dung and Ngoc
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Thank you! You are lucky that the storm only glanced by you. Here almost everything is going to be closed tomorrow.
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