Got up early hoping to get a shot of the waning gibbous moon, but not early enough I guess. Just as I stepped outside, a line of clouds passed overhead. They were thin, and I could make out the moon, but it would have been a very soft shot.
The clouds were drifting south, so it would be a while before the moon emerged again. I came inside and checked my RSS feeds.
Stepped back out and the clouds had spread, thinner now, but the moon wasn't going to emerge from them anytime soon. I took a few shots, all soft. Looked behind me and saw this.
Always look behind you. "Never look back," may be good life advice, but it doesn't apply to photography.
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Originally posted at Nice Marmot 06:26 Tuesday, 19 November 2024