Lunar Lovin' Hop!

If you're here for the Re-Introduce Myself Blogfest, scroll down to find it.

So, it's time for the Lunar Lovin' Hop, hosted by Mina Lobo over at Some Dark Romantic.


All you have to do for this blogfest is post a picture of the moon!

Here's my picture, not amazing since I only used my iphone:


It was a lovely clear night, no clouds in the sky at all! Probably would have made a beautiful picture if I'd used a proper camera!

Comments

  1. Dani28 January 2013 at 15:54

    Still amazing! Nice shot!

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  2. Jackie28 January 2013 at 16:16

    Great photo! My pic is moonless since it rained. :(

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  3. Outcast28 January 2013 at 16:37

    I think it needs to be said how cool an idea it is to take a photo of the moon, I like this photo as well Laura!

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  4. Nick Wilford28 January 2013 at 22:06

    It is great! Like the ghostly glow coming off it.

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  5. Mina Lobo29 January 2013 at 02:49

    Your phone takes a really good pic! I got some pics like that on my brand new point and shoot camera! (That I barely know how to use!) So glad you joined me in the hop!

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  6. dolorah29 January 2013 at 06:13

    Its pretty good still. I'll howl for it :)

    .....dhole

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  7. DWei29 January 2013 at 07:01

    Looks like a better job of what my phone would have produced.

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  8. L.G. Keltner30 January 2013 at 01:28

    You got a great picture! I had freezing rain where I live, so my pictures are from a couple nights earlier.

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