Today's October Spookiness

[HAB911]

[70sEraVet]

1. WOW!

[HAB911]

3. THANK YOU!

[70sEraVet]

6. How can two objects that are a couple of hundred thousand miles apart.....

be captured in such sharp focus?
Perfectly spooky, with that vulture! There are a LOT of vultures where we live, and our home is a rediculously large 1908 victorian. We came home one day to find 6 vultures on the roof and chimneys! I've called it the Addams family house ever since.

[HAB911]

7. This was taken

with a Nikon D750, Nikkor 200-500 with a 2X TC @950mm, 1/400 sec @ f/25 and IS01600

I'm surprised at the sharpness at such a slow speed, however f/25 is pretty excessive and made the difference I think. Here is the raw file as seen through the viewfinder, no processing at all

[Mousetoescamper]

2. That's outstanding

[HAB911]

4. thank you! I checked,

the other moon shot like this one was two different occasions, two different cameras. It's a fools errand to consider catching something like this. catching an airplane against the moon has some basis in planning and that's what I was doing when along comes this guy, same with the previous shot last week

[Mousetoescamper]

5. Serendipity provides

[CaliforniaPeggy]

8. This is a perfect photo and thank you for delivering it, my dear HAB911!

The clarity and the details are astonishing.

[George McGovern]

9. Ditto Mousetoescamper's comment! Thanks for explaining the shot, and for waiting for something to come along to shoot!