San Francisco Fever
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No match
A little blue sky coupled with the full moon goes a long ways in creating an ethereal feel as the San Francisco skyline looms in the distance.
About the photo
Nikon D700, Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/2.8G ED VR II.
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Comments (6)
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Daddy_Gemini
No matter how many times I look at this photo, the moon looks too fake. It's a cool shot but that moon looks too sharp and has too much of a crispy pixelated edge around it. I know you say it's one shot in one exposure, but it looks as if you at least did some editing on the moon separately than the rest of the image as a whole, and not just in the color department. The tilt is not level at all either like someone else mentioned, it is well over a couple degrees off too. I might try to edit this a bit later, and I do like the purple/yellow complimentary scheme, but I think this could have been much better with a little more (or less?) work.
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zionbound27
Beautiful shot! How did you get such detail on the moon? Whenever I try, it just comes out as a white, glowing orb.
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Erunestian
This is a great picture and surely will have it's place on my desktop in the future, but I'm a bit surprised that nobody seemed to notice or be bothered by it's inclination to the left. I had to rotate it to the right about 10 degrees until it looked right.
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Thank you everyone for your compliments...It's actually one image, not two. As long as you get the right exposure then it's possible to capture the details of the moon in addition to the city itself.
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Annesville
I like the simple palette for a desktop - it's not too busy. I'm also interested in the detail of the moon, and also the crispness of it's perimeter. Is the image a single exposure, or are the sky and city separate exposures, or is the moon added from a completely separate image? The moon looks almost like it is a sticker on top of the photo. This is not intended to be a negative comment, rather a question!
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ckoch
Beautiful pic. Lovely city and terrific job of capturing a moody atmosphere with the purple sky and bright moon overhead. Well done!