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Moon in the NE sky yesterday afternoon


Despite its reputation of being a soil-less barren rock, the island on which I live has a lot of trees. And the capital city is particularly well-treed. I cannot get much clear view of the sky from anywhere near our house.
Yesterday as supper was cooking, I went out the front door to the street to see the moon rising in the northeast sky. It was a day before the actual fullness (today), but it nonetheless looked full to the eye.
I liked the colour in the sky, here heavily pixelated from the high ISO I used, and the patterns of wires and telephone poles.
Yesterday as supper was cooking, I went out the front door to the street to see the moon rising in the northeast sky. It was a day before the actual fullness (today), but it nonetheless looked full to the eye.
I liked the colour in the sky, here heavily pixelated from the high ISO I used, and the patterns of wires and telephone poles.
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