Full Circle

Amazingly, I was able to shoot this composite in consecutive days

without cloud interference from July-Aug of 2004. (Played hell with my

sleep patterns!) Smaller images were shot with a 300mm f/2.8 lens on a

Nikon D100 camera. Central image was captured with a Celestron 8-inch

reflector at f/10 and 2000 mm on 120 film with a Mamiya 645 camera.

Too bad the center object couldn't have been earth, but then again, most people don't have a space ship handy. You put many hours into this shot and it paid off. Original concept and well executed. I'm impressed.

It is a wonderful concept, beautifully executed. Nicely done. Dan

A refreshing other look at our moon! Well done. Cheers, Sam.

Excellent work, well done.

(Played hell with my sleep patterns!)

Good thing that it was never going to turn you into a lunatic. Nice work!

An "Out of this World" shot...!! 7/7

Thank you all for your comments and ratings! And Richard, I have a version of this with a NASA shot of Earth on my website--here's the link http://members.aol.com/wmhoodphoto/lunarphases.htm