It's not truly a harvest moon, but the fall colors in the leaves make it feel like harvest time for me. 
This is from Banning State Park in Minnesota. I saw the moon in the sky that afternoon and put on the 70-300mm lens and shot this at 300mm in DX mode. I like trying to frame the moon with trees when it's showing like this in the afternoon when one exposure works for both. I did 2 images, 1 focused on the tree and 1 focused on the moon. And with the same exposure, it was super easy to blend. And you won't need an eagle eye like Alan has to see I messed up a bit on the tree. I thought the trees were all on the same plane when I focused, but obviously the one on the right was closer to me a bit so it was out of focus. I wish I had caught that at the time. But I had already spent a couple of hours flying the drone, it was getting closer to sunset and I had to hike down to Wolf Creek Falls still. I did check for the leaves being sharp when I took the shot, but I must of just looked at the left side and didn't see that in the body of the tree they were out of focus.
Oh well.... not perfect, but hopefully cool enough to share.
All comments are welcome,
Jim
This is from Banning State Park in Minnesota. I saw the moon in the sky that afternoon and put on the 70-300mm lens and shot this at 300mm in DX mode. I like trying to frame the moon with trees when it's showing like this in the afternoon when one exposure works for both. I did 2 images, 1 focused on the tree and 1 focused on the moon. And with the same exposure, it was super easy to blend. And you won't need an eagle eye like Alan has to see I messed up a bit on the tree. I thought the trees were all on the same plane when I focused, but obviously the one on the right was closer to me a bit so it was out of focus. I wish I had caught that at the time. But I had already spent a couple of hours flying the drone, it was getting closer to sunset and I had to hike down to Wolf Creek Falls still. I did check for the leaves being sharp when I took the shot, but I must of just looked at the left side and didn't see that in the body of the tree they were out of focus.
Oh well.... not perfect, but hopefully cool enough to share.
All comments are welcome,
Jim
