I have been fascinated by the moon, spending hours making images during the last few years. Here are a few. - Mary Ann
Aftermath (2011) |
Tuscan Moon (2009) |
Loch Ness (2006) |
Pastoral (2012) |
And Full of Sleep (2012) |
Moon Longing (2012) |
The Bath (2012) |
Full Moon Rising (2011) |
A Thousand Years of Dreaming (2012) |
Moonrise (2012) |
Moon Be Gone (2012) |
Moon Rising in Newark (2012) |
Midnight (2008) |
Make a Wish (2009) |
Winter Tree (2013) |
Moon Over Field (2012) |
Catch the Wind (2011) |
Moon Impression (2011) |
Night Lights (2009) |
And the Stars Fell One-by-One (2008) |
Clotho (2010) |
Praise Song for the Solstice (2010) |
Winter Fog (2010) |
Raven Moon (2011) |
An Offering (2011) |
Bewitched (2009) |
Forgetfulness (2009) |
Coming through the Rye (2011) |
Sisyphus (2011) |
I love waking up to Moon Longing every morning. My next purchase will be Tuscan moon. So peaceful.
ReplyDeleteSo pleased to know you have a coy of it hanging in your home:)
DeleteMary Ann,
ReplyDeleteLast night I was coming home and the moon was hanging just above the trees. It was large and bright, lighting up the dark evening sky. I wanted a picture. I really wanted a picture. I stopped my car - in the road - and got out my phone. You know that didn't work. As big as the moon was my phone couldn't capture what I was seeing. So I drove on down the road to get closer. We have a road nearby which has no outlet. I thought this would be the perfect place to try again. I got out of my car once again --- I'm sure the people on this isolated road were wondering what I was up to standing in the street. This time, with my iPad, I tried to capture a picture again. Of course, as large as the moon was, the picture didn't capture the beauty I was seeing. I felt like the moon and I were playing a game and I was losing! I had to laugh. In my adventure I was reminded of your beautiful work. I suppose I just don't have the tools to capture the moon, but I'm thankful I always have your site to remind me of the moon and its many faces.
Thanks for sharing your work,
Cathy
I have done similar things, all the time knowing the image I will make with my phone is not one I will be sharing. I looked out the window about 4 a.m. and noticed the moon. A bit of a hazy night.
DeleteI shot all of these images with a Nikon, often using a 300 mm lens and a tripod.
Thanks Cathy for your lovely comment. Made my day.
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