Month: November 2016

Normally I do not like to take close-up photographs of a full moon because the direct lighting make the surface very flat and dull.  Crescent moons have sideways illumination and the mountains and craters are much more distinct.   However it is very difficult to pass up a chance to photograph the 2016 supermoon which is the brightest since 1948. Continue reading “The supermoon of 2016”