The moon, a source of endless fascination, reveals its beauty through its changing phases. Each phase, from the slender crescent to the full glowing orb, offers a unique perspective, inviting photographers to capture its ever-changing allure.
Photographing the moon is an art that goes beyond simply pointing a camera skyward. The partially lit moon, with its deep shadows, unveils the intricate details of craters and ridges, highlighting the rugged lunar landscape. This contrast between light and dark adds drama and texture, making the terrain more pronounced and captivating.
Yet, the beauty of the moon isn’t confined to one phase. Each phase, whether the first sliver of a new moon or the full radiance of a full moon, carries its own charm. A fully illuminated moon may not showcase the same surface detail as a crescent moon, but its serene glow offers a tranquil, ethereal beauty.
This project is an exploration of the moon’s phases, capturing the subtle nuances that make each stage unique. The initial images are just the beginning, with many more phases to follow, revealing the moon as a dynamic, ever-changing presence in the night sky.
Long exposure, saturated image of the moon to reveal the true colours of minerals and texture of lunar surface
Close view of the surface of moon revealing its textures during early evening
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