Supermoon - Oct24
Super Moon – Super moons are when the moon appears larger than usual because it becomes full at a point when it is closer in rotational proximity to earth. As a result, they also appear brighter and tend to illuminate more of the natural sky and any clouds around them. This is the spectacular supermoon of Oct24. This shot captured over St. Marks Wildlife Refuge. The colors are all natural. The October full moon is also called the Hunter’s and sometime, Harvest moon by the Farmer’s Almanac, depending upon years. The PSP watermark will NOT appear on shipped images.
Super Moon – Super moons are when the moon appears larger than usual because it becomes full at a point when it is closer in rotational proximity to earth. As a result, they also appear brighter and tend to illuminate more of the natural sky and any clouds around them. This is the spectacular supermoon of Oct24. This shot captured over St. Marks Wildlife Refuge. The colors are all natural. The October full moon is also called the Hunter’s and sometime, Harvest moon by the Farmer’s Almanac, depending upon years. The PSP watermark will NOT appear on shipped images.
Super Moon – Super moons are when the moon appears larger than usual because it becomes full at a point when it is closer in rotational proximity to earth. As a result, they also appear brighter and tend to illuminate more of the natural sky and any clouds around them. This is the spectacular supermoon of Oct24. This shot captured over St. Marks Wildlife Refuge. The colors are all natural. The October full moon is also called the Hunter’s and sometime, Harvest moon by the Farmer’s Almanac, depending upon years. The PSP watermark will NOT appear on shipped images.
