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The second The moon rose

Started by Gary Pakalski, 01/04/2010 09:40PM
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Gary Pakalski
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Hi Everyone, Attached is kind of a unique shot I took Saturday night. Thru my SW100ED. The ridge of the mountains are about a mile from the house. Just as the moon peaked from behind the hills. Desert Saguaro Cactus and some Palo Verde trees on the ridge illuminated.

Hope you enjoy it!
Gary

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Cool shot, Gary.
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That is downright magical! Great!
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Gary- All those pictures are neat, but your first one posted is absolutely incredible. If S&T don't like it, I bet Arizona Highways would absolutely drool over it. I like to watch the moonrise over the mountains east of Rio Verde, Az. with my 20X110 binos. Even though the mountains are 20 miles away it is neat to watch the moon rise thru trees and saguaros even though they are that far away. Keep up the good work.
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Keith Parizek
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