Last night was International Watch the Moon Night. It’s a worldwide celebration of lunar science and exploration held annually since 2010.
There were hundreds of events scheduled around the world but my capture is from the back deck of my daughter’s home.
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We had an orange full moon this week and my BFF and I went out to capture it and get some other shots during the golden hour.
Families and friends were out enjoying the last bit of daylight and many of the small children had to be told several times to come in.
The clouds came in with the rising of the moon but the moon didn’t disappoint.
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This week we are asked to share photos of where we’ve traveled recently. These photos were taken on a trip to the US Virgin Islands, February 2017.
St Thomas USVI
St John USVI
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This week we are asked to share our interpretation of “edge”.
The Edge of the Moon
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Reflection of the Strawberry Moon
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