Blue moon in flame

[Raphael Sombrio]

Hi, I waited a some years to take that, because it was made in a difficult spot, and the weather not collaborated also. This is the "chest mountain" seen from the top of another mountain, and the moon only appears at that point in the Brazilian winter months, when it dawns more to the south. This is the blue moon and super moon, in july of 2015.

Any comment is welcome.

 

[BarryHamilton]

Striking image. I like how the moon's color mirrors that of the city lights.

 

[AlanLichty]

Beautiful and I echo Barry's comments about the color of the mood and the city lights.

 

[lionking]

This pretty spectacular, regardless how rare and unique the timing is.
I would be tempted to bring just a bit more of contrast in the layers of the mountains, just a thought.

 

[Raphael Sombrio]

Striking image. I like how the moon's color mirrors that of the city lights.

Thank you Barry!

Beautiful and I echo Barry's comments about the color of the mood and the city lights.

Thank you Alan!

This pretty spectacular, regardless how rare and unique the timing is.
I would be tempted to bring just a bit more of contrast in the layers of the mountains, just a thought.

Thank you lionking! I agree, and I will try make this.
Thanks for the fine observation!

 

[JimFox]

Hey Raphael, what a super cool looking shot! Your hard work and patience paid off.

 

[Tom Narwid]

Hi, I waited a some years to take that, because it was made in a difficult spot, and the weather not collaborated also. This is the "chest mountain" seen from the top of another mountain, and the moon only appears at that point in the Brazilian winter months, when it dawns more to the south. This is the blue moon and super moon, in july of 2015.

Any comment is welcome.


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Very nice. Image has a somewhat abstract quality to my eye.

 

[Raphael Sombrio]

Hey Raphael, what a super cool looking shot! Your hard work and patience paid off.

Thanks so much Jim!

Very nice. Image has a somewhat abstract quality to my eye.

Thank you Tom!