Looking In the Right Direction
6:50 AM EDT Frost Moon |
Here we are in the middle of November 2024.
Photographs of the Full Frost Moon were not possible for me on the
night of the full Moon because of the clouds?
Or else I was not looking in the right direction?
This morning around 6 AM, I notice there are stars visible. I shut off the deck light to see Moon glow in the backyard. Coat on, I step outside for a look around the sky. And what do I see over my shoulder in the Northeast...the Moon! Aha! I get the camera and take a few pictures. It was cold. I did not want to stay out long. All I wanted was a good photograph of the Beaver Moon aka Frost Moon.
It took some editing to create an image with details. I'm not a photographer. As much as I read to learn how, I often forget what I read. Wanting to be a good photographer has been in my heart for decades.
Following a dream to better oneself is a worthy goal. If you are able, then put fears aside to allow yourself to learn.
Now that some of my depression is lifting, I can get back to establishing routines to keep me on track like daily painting, reading, writing, photography. Routines are a way to removing emotional potholes in our path to be who we are, and maintaining good mental health.
Awesome moon photo ~ glad you are getting back into your routines ~ they do help ~ hugs,
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
clm ~ A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Hugs, Carol
DeleteA morning routine is he favorite because it starts the day out well.
Routines are important for sure. They give me a sense of security.
ReplyDeleteMarie,
DeleteA sense of security is a good description.
It doesn't feel more comfortable to have at least part of the day as a routine.