Unfortunately, some clouds decided to make an appearance, just as the covering was coming to its best.
I grabbed the welders helmet and peered through just to make sure the glass would shield my eyes enough, and then set the camera to various settings to see what photos I could get. After a number of failed shots, these two were the best, then the clouds came and covered the whole sky and that was the end of it.
3 comments:
How come your moon is green? :)
On a serious note I always get misty eyed when I gaze at the moon always wondering who else in the multiverse is watching it too. Mostly I think of the underpriviliged such as people living in the slums of India and certain parts of Africa, etc. knowing full well that it is daylight in these countries. I just hope its warmer than here (minus 20 these days). I'm running to Europe and back to Qatar in 10 days for a month. Hopefully when I return it will be a bit warmer...
A2Z....cos the moon is made of green cheese. Didn't your momma explain that to you when you were a kid? :-)
I always enjoy the moon, but especially here on the coast where the humidity makes it look larger than inland.
The weather here in Cape Town is a gloriously sunny 25degC, wind's a bit strong, but I'm not complaining. We had a fantastic weekend last week, not a breeze for the whole two days, the first time since we moved down in October 2008.
Enjoy your travels...the middle east is a nice temperature these days. To the locals there, 20degC is cold...go figure... :-)
MOON??? Thats the sun dammit. It was a solar eclipse - not lunar! Or at least that'sd what I thought. But then my mind is poisoned by the inland air and stuff.....
So, with regards to the pic - looks to me like a coalminer who didn't wear his goggles, and decided to smile .....
Salagatle!
PS Nice pics.
WV - dialiti
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