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Starry Night
Here we can see the moon, which is the bright orange ball. The brightest star is actually not a star but Jupiter, and the horizontal light trail is a boat that was slowly making its way towards St. John's harbour. The light ... click to read moreHere we can see the moon, which is the bright orange ball. The brightest star is actually not a star but Jupiter, and the horizontal light trail is a boat that was slowly making its way towards St. John's harbour. The light trail is produced beacause the exposure of the photograph was set to 30 seconds. The moon was exactly at third quarter, which is a half moon, but because it is so bright we can't see it here. ... Hide full submission
This picture was taken near Cape Spear looking towards St. John's. Using a polarizer filter cuts the glare off the water and provides a window to see into the ocean.
Taken at sunset, Signal Hill was bathing in soft light at the moment the picture was taken. This perfect-lit situation for photography quickly goes away, just as the sunset does.
