Come on moon, you can do it! .
The moon was just rising at 8:00 tonight from behind the two mountains where our closest neighbor moshavim (villages) are.
It gave enough light for me to see the empty road for my walk in the cool of the evening.
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Happy SkyWatch Friday.
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Just beautiful! What a shot! You should enlarge and frame it, Dina.
ReplyDeleteI live in South Africa and also watched the beautiful big moon rising tonight. Unfortunately mine was over my neighbour's house and I didn't have a beautiful landscape like yours to look at.
ReplyDeleteYou captured the moon beautifully. Happy sky watching.
ReplyDeleteLiz @ A Simple Life
^_^ Sometimes the moon needs to be inspired hehe. Great shot on this one love the two hills framing the shy moon ^_^ Happy Thursday!
ReplyDeleteSWF
Perfect, Dinah! I take it that there are no road side lanterns?
ReplyDeletePretty:)
ReplyDeleteI like the image and the way you described it.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo! Great light on the top to the left. I have seen this huge moon a couple days now, spider `n nag about that I must go out and take pictures.. maybe tomorrow:-)
ReplyDeleteHappy and blessed weekend to you Dina!
Magnifique. It was so beautiful yesterday at the fireworks but try as I might, my point and shoot wouldn't catch it...
ReplyDeleteThis is an excellent shot! The moon looks great between the hills!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I've tried taking photos of the moon but they never turn out. Maybe one needs a tripod?
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
The same moon gave me a poem last night that i posted today :)
ReplyDeleteAloha from Waikiki;
My posts seem to be updating again!!!! Hooray!
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Gorgeous picture Dina, perfect evening for a walk, hope you enjoyed!
ReplyDeleteI must be wonderful to walk along your road in the cool of the evening. Have a wonderful Friday, Dina!
ReplyDeleteSuch a peaceful capture. Life in the slow lane at the end of a day.
ReplyDeleteDina, beautiful moon scene and photo. Happy skywatching!
ReplyDeleteLovely. Happy SWF!
ReplyDeleteWonderful view!
ReplyDeleteI'm always amazed that the same side of the moon always faces the Earth: as you know, the reason is because the moon spins once on its axis in precisely the same amount of time it takes to revolve around the Earth. It's a very bizarre coincidence, isn't it?
Oh Jerusalem.. what a place!
ReplyDeleteHere's visiting late for SWF! Hope to see you around!
Inspirational, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful composition!
ReplyDeletesoon it will be Moon Cake festival for the Chinese. It is amazing that people are intrigued by the moon.
ReplyDeleteHI Dina,
ReplyDeleteeven if its one week too late, i want to say, that i appreciate your big moon photo. I saw the same big moon rising in Berlin.
Wonderful
Nicole