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The others pictures of "Full Beaver Moon (November)" |
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The Full Moon appears |
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12 minutes after the green flash as the Sun was setting, the Moon is rising. Installed atop the Pointe de la Torche mound, my horizon is very open.
When it emerge from behind the horizon (just above what seems to be a pigpen!), it is inconspicuous. But I was waiting for it, so I noticed it quickly. Then little by little, it is rising, becoming more round, more sharp, more bright and more white.
Each picture from this composite had been taken 3 minutes after the previous one.
Have a look to those animations showing the green flash:
- animation in Flash (600 x 450, 1.6 MB)
- animation in GIF (600 x 450, 4.0 MB) |
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Canon 350D + WO Megrez 480/80 (F/D 6.0) refractor |
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1/30 - 1/10 s on |
| Date & place |
November 6, 2006, Pointe de la Torche (Finistère) |
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The others pictures of "Full Beaver Moon (November)" |
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A Shower of
Stars in Brittany
Brittany by night
in panorama!
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