It was another brilliant October evening here in Ohio. The waxing crescent moon was the perfect accessory for Mother Nature’s beautiful sky. As the waxing moon is a time for luck, love and new beginnings, I encourage each of you to start something new and exciting, shoot for the Mega-Millions or perhaps take a chance on a possible new love interest. Whatever you do, take a moment to look up and enjoy the beautiful dance between the moon and the sky.
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sethsnap 
Your photography is so beautiful. I look forward to seeing more of it in the future!
Thank you. I am glad you like it.
Great colours here
Thanks.
So beautiful ! Amazing🌙
Thanks so much.
My favorite time of year captured beautifully in your photos.
Glad you like my autumn pics.
great stuff as always
Thanks Vicky. Glad you keep coming back.
Lovely to see the moon in a daylit sky, and then deepening into night.
Thanks. It was awesome to capture.
beautiful shots…keep on clicking!
Thanks junsjazz.
Love the dark evening shot of the moon. It’s so luminous.
Thanks Mary. Glad you enjoyed.
Nice!
Thanks Jody.
magnificent! especially the light of the crescent moon and the light coming from the windows and doors. 🙂
Thanks for your comment Ferdinand.
Absolutely beautiful photos. My favourite is the last one!
Thanks fireprincess.
Beautiful photographs.
Thanks Indira.
Hey thanks for stoppin by my watering hole, come back anytime Seth.
DS
Will do. Thanks.
My favorite picture is the last one. I love the sky and the moon and the speckle of a start here and there. But, what i love more is the light trying to burst free from the buildings, the green glow from one house, the other house the yellow glowing light trying to snake out from the garage. . And in the background is that headlights skidding across the floor? Got so enticed into this picture almost felt like I was there… like a creeper stalking someone in the building lol!
I am not sure what that light is. I don’t think it’s a car light although it could be. Or it could be someone walking with a flashlight. I had the camera on a 30sec or 15 sec shutter and I was running in and out of the house while I was shooting. I don’t remember anything though. Interesting.
Wow what a beautiful picture .greatings Jacek
Thanks Jacek.
I love pictures of the sky and clouds – a forever changing painting. Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome. Glad you liked the photos.
As an Ohioan myself, I can say this has been a gorgeous October. The trees are perfect. As are your images. 🙂
Thanks for stopping by my blog. I appreciate it.
Thanks Carrie.
Seth,
If you get a chance, would you mind checking out Covington and Riverside Terrace by the Suspension bridge for me?
When I am down that way I’ll check it out.
I love the silhouettes, so beautiful.
Thanks Marlena.
Love the final pic. Nice capture
Thanks! That one was good. Glad you liked it.
Seth – so glad to make the acquaintance of another Ole Miss Rebel! Your photography is just stunning.
Yes, always glad to meet another Rebel. Glad also to see us finally get the SEC monkey off our backs. I was sure we had done it v. Texas A&M. That game made me sick to my stomach. I had to go to my “Aint nobody going to steal my joy” room after that one. 🙂
Thanks for sharing your pictures. I love pictures of the moon.
Thanks again mari. I am glad you liked.
crescent in the cloudy sky, appears dimly in daylight
but when the sun has gone away, the crescent view now displayed
the tree, clouds,house all shaded, crescent brightness now unabated
nature gives us chance every day, to become an artist in a small way
take out your camera . set and snap ..away 🙂
good post..happy day
Wow thanks Kalabalu for your words.
thank you for the lovely sequence of pictures
hi seth, “The waxing crescent moon was the perfect accessory for Mother Nature’s beautiful sky” … such imagery. your photos and words combined spell magical. —April
Thanks April. Glad you liked.
very nice
Thanks rayfausel.
So beautiful. Thank you for sharing!! ❤
You are welcome. I am glad you like them.
Seth, these are so lovely! I was just out last night trying to capture the Gibbous phase. I was unsuccessful. I kept getting fuzzy edges around the moons image. Is there a trick to getting clear moon shots?
Thanks for visiting me today! ~ Lynda (from the Farmlet)
Lynda,
I shoot using a tripod. (This is a must). Also I set the timer to avoid shaking. Finally, play around with the shutter. Try 30 secs and the 15 and even 10. Sometimes if you let too much light it it can cause fuzzy edges.
Thanks! I had the tripod, so that leaves the timer and timing. ~ L
I stopped by for a look at the waxing crescent, but got caught on the one with the tree! Wow, breathtaking! You’re a very great photographer! 🙂
Thank you. I am glad you like them.
very nice
Thank you ademmeywa.
sooooo beautiful.. especially, the last picture! re blogged!
Thanks. Glad you enjoy.
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the last picture is the most beautiful.. by sethsnap~
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