An Alternative Moon

As I'm too lazy to go out in the dark to photograph the moon (and anyway there's too much light pollution where I live), I decided to make my own planet and photograph it from the comfort of my living room.

Gudrun, autofantasia, Jean Paul Capdeville, Alain P and 20 other people have particularly liked this photo

24 comments - The latest ones

Ulrich John ^club

That’s a great idea, Keith. And a beautiful composition !

3 years ago.

David G Johnson ^club

That's a great moon Keith.. real skill... could you knock up a few £20 notes for us ? // Dj.

3 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club has replied to David G Johnson ^club

I could probably manage a few £15 pound ones for you David :-))

3 years ago.

Colin Ashcroft ^club

I see it's marble - beautiful. I assume you will be naming all those craters now before anyone else does :-)

3 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club has replied to Colin Ashcroft ^club

I should name them after my contacts on here :-))

3 years ago.

Ed Synchro ^club

Very effective. Just need a few x-wing fighters in the background :)

3 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club has replied to Ed Synchro ^club

I wish my processing skills were that good Ed. Glad you like it.

3 years ago.

J.Garcia ^club

In the darkness of the universe it shines!
Great idea and composition, Keith!

3 years ago.

HappySnapper

Gd-Damn it ! The Chinese have got there first.

3 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club has replied to HappySnapper

:-)))

3 years ago.

Fred Fouarge ^club

HaHaHa de maan uit de huiskamer

3 years ago.

Rosalyn Hilborne

I think that's a very sensible idea Keith, and it really is superb!! :-))

3 years ago.

╰☆☆June☆☆╮ ^club

Good work.
Enjoy your evening, and stay safe.

3 years ago.

Tanja - Loughcrew ^club

A very dark side of the moon Keith... :)))))
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5d96q45yt48

....I like your excuse..it could be mine Keith :))).....the most I like your moon!!!

3 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club has replied to Tanja - Loughcrew ^club

Thanks for the link Tanja.........

3 years ago.

Anton Cruz Carro ^club

An ingenious way to overcome laziness with an absolutely amazing result and a very academic and professional framing. I´m impressed. Best wishes, Anton.

3 years ago.

Roger (Grisly) ^club

Look like it's come through the milky way Keith ;-) Great work and a terrific result.

3 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club

A view of the world after the polar icecaps melt. Africa and South America seem largely to have disappeared, but Canada (top left), Europe, and Asia seem to have a fair bit of high ground above water.

3 years ago.

neira-Dan ^club

Excellent !!

3 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club

Thank you all very much for stopping by and leaving comments'stars on this one. I'm really pleased that so many of you like it :-)

3 years ago.

Gudrun ^club

Just as good or even better! It looks great as it emerges out of the dark.
I know about laziness and light pollution...it would be nice to have a second home somewhere on the coast and out of town;-)

3 years ago. Edited 3 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club has replied to Gudrun ^club

Thanks very much Gudrun.................I'm pleased you like it.

Living on the coast or in a secluded part of the countryside would be wonderful................if I won the lottery :-)))

3 years ago.

Jean Paul Capdeville ^club

La lune de chez toi est aussi belle que celle du ciel. Bravo !

3 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club has replied to Jean Paul Capdeville ^club

You're very kind Jean Paul. Glad you like it!

3 years ago.

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