High-contrast photograph of the full moon against a black night sky, showing detailed lunar craters, Maria (dark plains), and surface textures.

The Moon – South Africa

As I stood beneath the African sky in the heart of South Africa, I was graced with an extraordinary sight—the moon, luminous and radiant, casting its celestial glow upon the land.

A brilliant full moon glowing through a break in dark, dramatic clouds over a calm ocean horizon at night.
A serene moment of moonlight breaking through the clouds over the water.

The moon, a luminous orb seemingly larger and more vibrant than ever before, danced among the stars, illuminating the vast African landscape below. The image I captured encapsulates the harmonious convergence of nature’s grandeur and the serene tranquility of the African night.

I shot this image with a Panasonic GH5 and 100-300mm lens.


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11 responses to “The Moon – South Africa”

  1. cindy knoke Avatar

    Golden and gorgeous!

    1. ScubaHankNYC Avatar

      Thanks! I’ve been trying to take this shot for years. Finally, I have the right lens 🙂

  2. 100 Country Trek Avatar

    That’s an amazing full moon 🌝 Anita

    1. ScubaHankNYC Avatar

      I’m so glad you noticed! I was really happy with how the photo turned out.

  3. chattykerry Avatar

    What a great shot! It is so strange to see you on land instead of water…

    1. ScubaHankNYC Avatar

      I know, right? It’s weird to see me out of my element.

      1. chattykerry Avatar

        LOL!

  4. Flowerpoet Avatar

    Poetic post and wonderful photo 🤩

  5. Kelly MacKay Avatar

    Beautiful.

  6. Dave Ply Avatar

    Nothing like getting out of the city for enjoying spectacular skies.

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