Sorry for the blurry photo! This is the closest shot that I could get using my smart phone. I was watching the news while preparing dinner at around half past seven and thought of taking a shot at it.I thought I would never able to see this rare thingy because of cloudy skies. Its brightness was spectacular. It would have been different if I used my SLR cam, but I wasn't able to set it up earlier. Well, anyway here it is the so called 'Supermoon'.
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You're absolutely right! I can use this phone at night as long as there's proper lighting. I'll try to be more prepared for the next scientific phenomenon.
I totally agree with you. The Supermoon's brightness was a scene stealer itself. Maybe that's the reason my phone had difficulty capturing it. I had to keep photographing the moon in order to get a clean shot hi hi.
It looks like we've been through with the 'blurry photo' experience before. I had lots of them especially the ones printed using films. I agree with you, it's not our friend's fault when the photo turned out blurry. Nobody wants that to happen to anyone.
I agree with you. My Facebook feed that time was full of Supermoon photos from different locations. There's even a news that some media outfit tried to photoshop it.
Thank you commenting! I guess smartphones aren't ideal for night mode shooting. I used it anyway because according to the news, the Supermoon wouldn't last its size and brightness. And true enough, it changed back to a regular full moon in a blink of an eye, (after a few minutes). I also didn't pay enough attention since the weather was a bit rainy that time.
I'm glad I was still able to capture this once in the blue moon phenomenon.
When I first time had a look at blur picture, I thought I needed a glasses I mean my eyesight had been weak, later it revealed that the picture was blur :)
When picture taken by a friend is blur, you need to view it by the eye of your heart. Robbie nice picture!
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Hi, Mary!
You're absolutely right! I can use this phone at night as long as there's proper lighting. I'll try to be more prepared for the next scientific phenomenon.
Thank you for stopping by!
Cheers!
Robbie :)
Well, smart phones are not a good option for taking pictures at night. But it's a nice try :)
Thanks for sharing!
Hello, Kal!
You're welcome! The effort has paid off when I saw your comment. I hope we'd still see this rare moon again after more than thirty years. God willing!
Thank you for commenting!
Robbie :)
Hello, Elen!
I totally agree with you. The Supermoon's brightness was a scene stealer itself. Maybe that's the reason my phone had difficulty capturing it. I had to keep photographing the moon in order to get a clean shot hi hi.
Thank you for commenting!
Robbie :)
Hi, Keen Learner!
It looks like we've been through with the 'blurry photo' experience before. I had lots of them especially the ones printed using films. I agree with you, it's not our friend's fault when the photo turned out blurry. Nobody wants that to happen to anyone.
Thank you for leaving your comment!
Robbie :)
Hello, Eva!
I agree with you. My Facebook feed that time was full of Supermoon photos from different locations. There's even a news that some media outfit tried to photoshop it.
Thank you for commenting!
Robbie :)
Hi, Grace!
Thank you commenting! I guess smartphones aren't ideal for night mode shooting. I used it anyway because according to the news, the Supermoon wouldn't last its size and brightness. And true enough, it changed back to a regular full moon in a blink of an eye, (after a few minutes). I also didn't pay enough attention since the weather was a bit rainy that time.
I'm glad I was still able to capture this once in the blue moon phenomenon.
Cheers!
Robbie :)
So great your effort and you are so lucky.Many thanks for sharing with us dear Robbie,
Robbie, wow, it is so bright and big that it looks like sun! We were lucky to see such a rare fact!
When picture taken by a friend is blur, you need to view it by the eye of your heart. Robbie nice picture!
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