I usually don't, because it's usually a hopeless case and I'm liable to be disappointed for any of the reasons already mentioned. But today it was just there, SO visible. I was delighted.
In other news, I enjoy receiving notifications of your activity here, because it always looks like "Malinda just liked your post." Instead of "Malinda Just liked your post." š
Compared to my very fuzzy camera photo (even in Pro mode) of last night's supermoon between the pines, your photo is spectacular! I only met you on Substack, so I don't know your previous blog, but I love what you wrote here.
Your approach to photography sounds similar to mine.
š Iām glad Iām not alone in this.
I didn't even go try to look at the moon, let alone take a photo. HA! and whoops.
I usually don't, because it's usually a hopeless case and I'm liable to be disappointed for any of the reasons already mentioned. But today it was just there, SO visible. I was delighted.
I'm glad you got to see it!
I am, too!
In other news, I enjoy receiving notifications of your activity here, because it always looks like "Malinda just liked your post." Instead of "Malinda Just liked your post." š
HA! My last name is funny that way :D
Iām used to being the one with the funny last names. š (My maiden name was also an actual word, and my current name is pronounced like one.)
Do you say it "late"?
Person: How do you spell that?
Me: ummmm, J-U-S-T
Compared to my very fuzzy camera photo (even in Pro mode) of last night's supermoon between the pines, your photo is spectacular! I only met you on Substack, so I don't know your previous blog, but I love what you wrote here.
Thanks, Erin. That means a lot.
I also took some photos of that moon on my phone...and they were far worse! š
LOL, I wonder how many camera photos of that moon exist!
That's a great question!