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Photo of the moon with filter made with Dwarf 3 Telescope
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Photo of the moon made with Dwarf 3 Telescope
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Where Silence Glows
Pure magic as the great red moon quietly rises. The sea greets it with a brief unrest, then gently settles again. You stand there, silent, witnessing the moment as the night takes reign.

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night seascape with a bright Moon in the top middle above a dark rocky island. Then there is a bright orange moon trail. Foreground has a tip of a basalt columns rocky area with some orange highlights from the moonlight.
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As the NASA Artemis missions get humans closer to putting boots back on the moon, I’m looking back at over a year of my own moon shots, from my first lousy pixelated photo to more decent later attempts. The story of each picture is in the alt text. I’m heartened by how much I’ve improved, and excited to learn so much more and hopefully get even better.

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The supermoon of October 17, 2024. This was my first serious attempt to take a photo of the moon with its crater details. It had never really occurred to me before that I could do such a thing without sophisticated or expensive gear, but my cousin, who was with me at the time, suggested downloading the Black Magic Cam app onto my iPhone and trying it that way — capturing the moon on video and extracting a still image from that. I really had no idea what I was doing, and this is the extremely mediocre pixelated result. Still, it awakened my interest in moon photography and I’ve been chasing images of Luna ever since.
The waxing gibbous moon in the early afternoon of January 10, 2025. Only a few days earlier, I remembered an old Celestron FirstScope that had been stashed away in our closet — just a small beginner’s telescope, a tabletop reflector with a 76mm (3-inch) aperture — and wondered if I could just hold my phone up to the eyepiece and take pictures that way. This was one of my halfway decent attempts, done with a handheld phone, before I realized I could buy an adapter to attach the phone more securely to the scope. But by then I also realized that if I truly wanted to take better moon photos, I’d have to invest in some better gear…
March 11, 2025. A waxing gibbous moon in the nighttime sky. This shot is from the second time I took my NEW telescope out for a spin: a tripod-mounted Celestron reflector telescope with a 130mm (5.12-inch) aperture, the one I regularly use to this day. Perhaps I could have gone bigger, but this scope is the largest I think our small Brooklyn apartment can comfortably accommodate. I’m still really happy with the views it gives me — not just of Luna but of the sun and even Jupiter and its moons as well. That’s not to say there wasn’t an even bigger telescope in my future…
The waning gibbous moon of September 9, 2025, just a little over a day past full, in Idaho’s clear skies. This was shot with my largest telescope yet: a Celestron reflector with a 203mm (8-inch) aperture, mounted on a rotating Dobsonian base, which I had delivered to my in-laws’ home in Idaho to be used and permanently stored there (I’m very grateful to them for indulging me). My clearest and sharpest moon photo to date. I can’t wait to return there to take more shots — hopefully when Luna is in her other phases, with her craters in more dramatic shadow — and to see what else I can capture, away from the light-polluted skies of New York. The adventure continues.
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Just shot photos of the #sun and the #moon in daylight. Not bad ‘uh!

Unedited!

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A detailed image of the moon against a dark sky, showing its cratered surface and phases.
A bright, glowing white circle with a red-orange glow around it, resembling a solar eclipse or the sun.
A bright, orange sun with a smooth surface against a black sky,
A pinkish, full moon against a dark night sky, showing detailed surface features with craters and maria.
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Photos of our #star the #sun and our #moon #Luna
Our star the sun, photo made with sun filter
Our moon Luna, just now in the sky.
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Spotlight on Aermotor.

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A black and white landscape photo of a windmill backlit by the Moon. The windmill is like a many bladed fan with a tail fin sticking out of the back. On the tail fin it says, "The Aermotor Chicago." The birght Moon is behind the hub of the fan and is thus lighting the area around the blades. otherwise, the sky is dark with a few streaks from a high thin layer of clouds.
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