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The Moon on the 14 Rejab...

Now that the weather is hot and with less rains it times to look at the sky for a shot of the Moon. During the last few days I have managed to get some good images of the moon. From childhood I have been fascinated with the moon especially on a dark day before electricity. On a full moon we could easily walk to the Kuantan town on the laterite road from my house. Without the moon the whole area would be pitched black. We can't even see ourselves as we walk. That is darkness before the arrival of electricity to the kampong and towns in Malaya. Now folks take for granted where electricity is the norms and folks does not understand what darkness means. It history now. This evening I managed to get a good shot of the almost full moon with my Fujifilm X-T100 with the all new 230mm lens. Happy with it I am sharing it here for everyone to see and enjoy much as I had enjoyed snapping it. 

Have a nice day.
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Syazni Rahim said…
What a nice photo Pak Idrus :)
February 27, 2021 at 1:36 PM
Pak Idrus said…
Syaz Rahim, thanks for the visit and the good words on this posting. It one of those days in the world of photography; opportunity and timing. The weather was on my side and I just got it right this time. Happy thus I share.

Have a nice day.
February 27, 2021 at 10:19 PM
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