Moonset timelapse from accidentally leaving my camera out last night. Moon moving behind clouds over West Field until dawn. Co. Galway, Ireland. #Moon #Timelapse #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
The #FlowerMoon looking a bit like a #flower itself.
#Moon #MoonPhotos #FullMoon #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Indiana #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography #PhotographersOnBlueSky #ECK
The "Pink Moon" refers to the early spring bloom of the wildflower known as creeping phlox or moss phlox, which is also known as "moss pink" and is native to eastern North America. Other names for the full Pink Moon around the world include the Sprouting Grass Moon and Egg Moon indicating the start of spring. The full Fish Moon refers to when shad fish came upstream to spawn and Breaking Ice Moon highlights the arrival of warmer weather.
Tonight's Full "Pink Moon" (April 1st) Illuminated at 100%, distance 392,781km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
#SkyAtNight Re #PinkMoon #FullMoon 1/4/2026, my #haiku #poem, from WalkaboutsVerse, with #moon #photography attached, "Through the Night": walkaboutsverse.blogspot.com/2010/07/walk...
Luna in a dramatic sky last night.
#Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography #PhotographersOfBlueSky #ECK
Tonight's Waxing Gibbous Moon (March 31st) Illuminated at 99%, distance 389,647km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland.
Happy Birthday littlebip.bsky.social - Here's tonight's Waxing Gibbous Moon (March 31st) Illuminated at 99%, distance 389,647km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
Tonight's Waxing Gibbous Moon (March 30th) Illuminated at 95%, distance 386,081km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland.
Caught a momentary break in the clouds for tonight's Waxing Gibbous Moon (March 30th) Illuminated at 95%, distance 386,081km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
Tonight's Waxing Gibbous Moon shining bright behind the clouds (March 30th) Illuminated at 95%, distance 386,081km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland.
A Cloudy night for tonight's Waxing Gibbous Moon (March 30th) Illuminated at 95%, distance 386,081km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
Tonight's Waxing Gibbous Moon (March 29th) Illuminated at 88%, distance 382,117km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland.
Tonight's Waxing Gibbous Moon (March 29th) Illuminated at 88%, distance 382,117km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
Tonight's Waxing Gibbous Moon (March 28th) Illuminated at 81%, distance 379,502km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland.
Tonight's Waxing Gibbous Moon (March 28th) Illuminated at 81%, distance 379,502km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
Tonight's Waxing Gibbous Moon against a clear blue sky (March 27th) Illuminated at 72%, distance 376,457km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland.
Tonight's Waxing Gibbous Moon (March 27th) Illuminated at 72%, distance 376,457km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
Tonight's First Quarter Moon (March 25th) Illuminated at 51%, distance 371,367km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland.
Tonight's First Quarter Moon (March 25th) Illuminated at 51%, distance 371,367km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
Waxing Crescent Moon (March 24th) Illuminated at 40%, distance 369,325km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland.
Tonight's Waxing Crescent Moon (March 24th) Illuminated at 40%, distance 369,325km - Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
That's how I met Patrick Moore as a kid.
My dad used to sit on a bench with this old boy in Selsey bill who had a telescope
Fascinating bloke
#skyatnight
Waxing Crescent Moon (March 22nd) Illuminated at 20%. Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland
Tonight's Waxing Crescent Moon (March 22nd) Illuminated at 20%. Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
Tonight's Waxing Crescent Moon (March 21st) Illuminated at 10%. Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland.
Tonight's Waxing Crescent Moon (March 21st) Illuminated at 10%. Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
Constellation Ursa Major over a tradition (historic) agricultural windmill in England.
Vincent's stars. (Over a Dutch looking but very English Windmill). - On my usual nightly walk.
#UrsaMajor #GreatBear #constellation #nightsky #skyatnight #stars #walk #night #getoutdoors #photography #astrophotography #sciart #sky #bskyphotography
Moon (March 20th) Illuminated at 4%. Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland.
Tonight's slither of a Spring Equinox Moon (March 20th) Illuminated at 4%. Viewed from Co. Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
#Luna seems to take on a guardian vibe for this home as she rises over the forest.
#scape #landscape #ForestFriday #ArtYear #Moon #FullMoon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #SkyAtNight #Indiana #Sky #SkyScape #Photography #PhotographersOnBlueSky #ECK
March 2026 Last Quarter Moon
Tonight's 'Last Quarter' Moon (March 11th). As seen from Co. Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
Tonight's Waning Gibbous Moon (March 5th) at 93% illumination. Distance 393,130km. As seen from Galway, Ireland.
Tonight's Waning Gibbous Moon (March 5th) at 93% illumination. Distance 393,130km. As seen from Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
Tonight's Moon (March 4th). I'm still trying for a 'better' picture of this. I managed to get a couple of shots before the clouds came rolling in.... at 100MPH! It was nice and clear then it was covered. 🫤 #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #Luna #SkyAtNight #NightSky #Photography #CanonR7 #Sigma150600
The image is a close-up, detailed view of the full moon set against a stark black background, suggesting a nighttime sky devoid of other celestial bodies or light pollution. The moon dominates the frame, occupying the majority of the central and lower portions of the image. The moon itself is rendered in shades of white, grey, and subtle hints of off-white, highlighting its textured surface. The surface features are clearly visible, with numerous craters of varying sizes dotting the landscape. Some craters are deep and circular, while others appear more shallow or eroded. Lighter, brighter areas indicate highlands, and darker, smoother areas suggest maria (lunar seas). The texture is almost granular in some close-up areas of the cropped images, indicating a high level of detail captured. The lighting on the moon is even, as expected for a full moon, with no distinct shadows that would indicate a crescent or gibbous phase. The illumination accentuates the topographical features, making the craters and plains stand out. The composition is centered, with the moon forming a perfect circle that is slightly cropped by the frame's edges. The vast expanse of black space surrounding the moon creates a strong contrast, emphasizing its brilliance and isolation. There are no people, animals, or man-made objects present in the image. The focus is solely on the natural beauty and detailed surface of the moon. The color palette is monochromatic, consisting of black and various shades of white and grey, contributing to the celestial and serene atmosphere of the image. The overall impression is one of awe and the grand scale of space.
Today's beautiful Full Moon with an illumination of 97.72%, captured at 10:20 p.m.! 🌕
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Blood Red Moon. As seen from Galway, Ireland.
Blood Red Moon. As seen from Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
Red moon rising tonight in Galway, Ireland
Tonight's Moon Shot (March 3rd). As seen from Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
It was cloudy here this morning so this is the #TotalLunarEclipse from 2022
#MoonPhotography #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #Photography #Moon #Luna #SkyAtNight #Scape #Landscape #eclipse #BloodMoon
The Full Moon in March happens around the time that winter changes to spring in the Northern Hemisphere. It’s called the Worm Moon, named for the earthworms that come out when the soil warms up. The Anglo-Saxon name was the Lenten Moon, derived from Germanic languages and meaning spring. The Celts referred to it as the Wind Moon and Plough Moon, while in Old English it was known as the Death Moon and the Chaste Moon, which refers to the purity of the spring season. Among North American tribes, names for the March Full Moon include the Sap Moon and Sugar Moon. Some Anishinaabe communities in the Great Lakes region call it the Crow Moon and the Snowcrust Moon.
Tonight's 'Worm Moon' - Full Moon Shot (March 2nd). As seen from Galway, Ireland. #Moon #MoonPhotos #MoonShots #MoonShot #Luna #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #Clouds #SkyScape #Photography
#SkyAtNight Re #WormMoon #FullMoon 3/3/2026, my #haiku #poem, from WalkaboutsVerse, with #moon #photography attached, "Through the Night": walkaboutsverse.blogspot.com/2010/07/walk...
The image is a close-up, high-contrast photograph of a full moon against a completely black night sky. The moon occupies a significant portion of the frame, positioned slightly off-center towards the left. Its surface is detailed, revealing craters, maria (dark, basaltic plains), and highlands. The texture of the lunar surface is granular and uneven, with variations in brightness and shadow that emphasize its topography. The dominant color palette is stark: the bright, luminous white and pale gray of the moon against the deep, velvety black of space. There are subtle variations in the moon's color, with some areas appearing more yellowish or creamy due to illumination and surface composition. The black of the sky is uniform and absolute, with no visible stars or other celestial objects, except for a few extremely faint, tiny pinpricks of light that are barely discernible against the darkness. These faint specks might be distant stars or small celestial bodies, but they are not prominent. The composition is simple and focused, emphasizing the singular subject of the moon. The round shape of the moon is centrally emphasized. The edges of the moon are sharply defined against the dark background, and the outline is almost perfectly circular. The lighting appears to be from a single, bright source, presumably the sun, illuminating the moon from an angle that creates clear definition of its features. The overall impression is one of vastness and solitude, with the moon appearing as a solitary celestial body in the immense void of space. The detail captured suggests the photograph was taken with a telephoto lens, allowing for a clear and magnified view of the lunar landscape.
The image is a close-up, high-contrast photograph of a full moon against a completely black night sky. The moon occupies a significant portion of the frame, positioned slightly off-center towards the left. Its surface is detailed, revealing craters, maria (dark, basaltic plains), and highlands. The texture of the lunar surface is granular and uneven, with variations in brightness and shadow that emphasize its topography. The dominant color palette is stark: the bright, luminous white and pale gray of the moon against the deep, velvety black of space. There are subtle variations in the moon's color, with some areas appearing more yellowish or creamy due to illumination and surface composition. The black of the sky is uniform and absolute, with no visible stars or other celestial objects, except for a few extremely faint, tiny pinpricks of light that are barely discernible against the darkness. These faint specks might be distant stars or small celestial bodies, but they are not prominent. The composition is simple and focused, emphasizing the singular subject of the moon. The round shape of the moon is centrally emphasized. The edges of the moon are sharply defined against the dark background, and the outline is almost perfectly circular. The lighting appears to be from a single, bright source, presumably the sun, illuminating the moon from an angle that creates clear definition of its features. The overall impression is one of vastness and solitude, with the moon appearing as a solitary celestial body in the immense void of space. The detail captured suggests the photograph was taken with a telephoto lens, allowing for a clear and magnified view of the lunar landscape.
Today's beautiful Moon, captured at 5:20 am! 🌕
98.8% waxing gibbous in a perfect sky.
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A very clear night sky tonight and my first photo of Jupiter and its moons (February 27th) As seen from Galway, Ireland.
A very clear night sky tonight and my first photo of Jupiter and its moons (February 27th) As seen from Galway, Ireland. #Jupiter #SkyAtNight #Ireland #Scape #Landscape #Sky #NightSky #SkyScape #Photography
