[Theme] Show us your best moon (and solar system) images

[John Geerts]

Yes,  a very nice effect.

[Øivind Tøien]

Thomas, the color patterns in the clouds really make the image.

[Thomas G]

I like your use of the dual lighting, moon and street. Your double street light with the brighter spot on the right is very effective.

Bruno, thanks for this very encouraging comment. Technically I strive for these scenes but seldom enough I get feedback which helps me to improve my work.
Part of it is that I seem to 'find' them and then work through the elements and develop the idea and take a number of shots, working through it until the result is pleasing my eye.
Yea, and I waited for the cloud to sail to the moon for the final take.

Bruno, John and Øivind, that belongs to you as well. Thank you.

[Thomas G]

exploring the AW 1 on the longer end of ISO

[Thomas G]

'fly me to the moon'

[Mike Wallace]

I am almost embarrassed to post a moon shot after viewing all of the exceptional entries.  But here is mine.  D800E 80-200mm 2.8D ED

[Lorne]

These are both panoramas, the first is 5 frames (lots of overlap) with my Df + 50mm f/1.2. It is the view from my home looking south, with the mountains of the Olympic Peninsula in America in the distance. The second is 4 frames with Df + PC 35mm f/2.8, plus an exaggerated 200 mm shot of the moon (shot moments later). This one of the inner harbour at Victoria, BC

[Thomas G]

'red over nine'

[Joost Bollens]

the same old moon

[Akira]

A bit of clouds can give some mystery to the moon that has long been familiar-looking.

[Anthony]

Nice one, Akira.

[Akira]

Thanks, Anthony!

[Akira]

Second thought...

[atpaula]

Columbus Circle area as seen from Central Park.... The moon was a bonus.

[pluton]

December, 2013 at Red Rock Canyon State Park in the Mojave Desert.  23mm on the APSC camera.