Super Moon over the Atlantic Ocean

[himtall56]

Great capture! I, too, would appreciate permission to use this image in simple applications. Don't know what yet, just seeking permission to use it down the road. Thanks for sharing.

[SonnnyyyScooott]

@himtall56 The video is edited, tilt your screen backwards and you'll see.

[jamesrryan1]

Hello there.

I am making a short film for my BA hons final project in Contemporary Directing in Newcastle. I have been out and shot a similar image to this, but the moon as a lot smaller and the quality isn't as sharp. I was wondering if you would like this shot in a film?

james.ryan3@yahoo.co.uk

I'll send you the script and storyboard first if that would help your decision.

It would be greatly appreciated

Thanks

James

[TheSupersurgical]

. ...its super,,

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[HeliGirl]

As any photographer would know - ya need a > 300mm lens, super moon or not, the only way you will get a 'large moon' is to use a telephoto lens.

[TheSupersurgical]

@HeliGirl . ...super tips for sure,,

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Ive been wondering how to catch the moon, my sony cybershot cant do it that much I know :p

[Mrshipoopis]

sigh yup i know astronomy enough to know that if the moon was rlly that big like it was back then and yes it was but lets say it was that big today there would be massive waves on the planet lol

[DientzurLangeweile]

dude..seriously...thats too obvious ;)

[LiveLaughLove11417]

is this real??

[DAYD111]

It's 2 videos lol One on the top and one the bottom. You can clearly see the black line bordering both videos.

[Scarzo14]

it might be fake! or not!

[MrAltromentaro]

fake...