Notes:
- Photograph of Hunter’s Moon: By Eric Kanigan, from our front yard on October 14, 2019
- Inspired by: “How many moons have I been too busy to notice? Full moons, half moons, quarter moons facing those thousands of suns, watching them bringing the years up, one piece at a time. Even the dark phases of moon after moon, gray stoppers plugged into a starry sky, letting a little light leak out around the edges. By my reckoning, almost a thousand full moons have passed above me know, and I have been too busy and self-absorbed to be thankful for more than a few, though month after month they have patiently laid out my shadow, that velvety cloak that in the moonlit evenings waits for me.” ~ Ted Kooser, January. The Wheeling Year: A Poet’s Field Book (UNP – Nebraska, 2014).
Wow! What a fabulous shot! I need a better telephoto lens 😉
He does have that!
No doubt.
Beautiful.
I have always loved the phases of the moon. beautiful shot, Eric
Me too….
Nice, “moon shot,” Eric.
Yes, beautiful. Every night of my childhood, my father gave me a piggyback ride to bed. On summer nights, he would take me outside to look for the moon and the stars.
What a wonderful memory. Thanks for sharing Carolyn.
Fabulous photo, Eric! I am such a fan of the moon. Enjoyed this latest full moon immensely…it was like cold steel in the night sky.
“cold steel in the night sky” LOVE THAT
Great thoughts!
Wonderful photo…wonder-ful! I was playing tennis and loved seeing it. We play where we have a good view of the sky…clouds changing colors, then stars or planets, and stages of moon. Sad that outdoor playing in evening is over October 31st.
Nothing like playing outdoors in Autumn. Nothing.
My full moon (and other moon pics) photos always look like a speck of dust on the lens….
Mine too!
Love this…lovely photo, David!
It is! Thanks Vicki