Tonight I decided to revisit the moon. But this time I decided to not focus so much on the moon but the surrounding elements in the image. I did get a few nice shots of the moon showing the craters, but it seemed kinda boring. That's when I decided to try a different approach.
I had to do some PhotoShop trickery to get rid of a power line, and of course had to do something about the super white oval that showed up where the moon was supposed to be (long exposure = oval moon instead of round moon).
Shot spex: RAW Image, Pentax K10D, ISO 200, 200mm, f13, 30 sec., no flash, on tripod.
PhotoShop spex: Smart Sharpened (as always), adjusted Levels, adjusted Brightness/Contrast, then I desaturated the image a little bit and applied a Movie Prime Lens Flare Filter.
I really dig how this one turned out. The flare is an excellent touch!
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