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  1. 14th November 2016, 08:40 PM #11
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    How did I know you lot would take it down that path ...

    This is your fault Chris...

    Was more super cloud than super Moon.... but I did manage to grab 1 or 2 quick shots through a gap in the clouds..



    There most be some other around the country with less cloud...
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    got held up on a job so didn't get to the beach on bribie till late but cloud was on the horizon so wouldn't have gotten much anyway


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    Nice Dave,

    I had too much cloud to have any hope of putting any landscape into it... i just waited for it to peak through a gap and fired

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    First sighting of the smoon at Crafers

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    Quote Originally Posted by cuppabillytea View Post
    I just went outside and there it was by golly. Big as a dinner plate but too bright to photograph with a crappy phone.
    Yeah i tried. As u say, too bright for a phone, samsung galaxy s4.

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    at 10pm full crop 280mm @ f/11 1/80th iso100

    is bloody bright !


    bigmoon@10pm by Dave Blears, on Flickr
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