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FYI! Last read at 17:29 on 2025/04/05.

Day XVI

 

Supermoon

Earlier in the week there was a "supermoon". Not quite as big as the November full moon, but this time at least it was a clear night. So I got the camera out and took some photos. Long exposure, making it look like a weird alien landscape lit by a dim sun.
The dots are not blown pixels. If they're in the sky, they're stars. If on the ground, water droplets on the blades that will one day become wheat.

 

 

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