I’m currently enrolled in an online photography class with Kent Weakley about night photography<\/a> and I’m really enjoying it. I’ve learned much more than I ever expected. We’ve had a few assignments, the first being to get out and shoot during the blue hour, and the second to shoot the moon. I missed the blue hour shoot the first night and though I was out ready and waiting, the moon was behind haze the second night, so I tried to combine both this evening. Here are some of the shots that I got, in order, with some explanation.<\/p>\n I was hoping the moon would have appeared nice and bright just to the left of the Ferris Wheel. No such luck:<\/p>\n <\/a>Ferris Wheel at Moonrise, Tungsten, Thursday Night \n <\/a>The Hazy Moon at Moonrise, Wednesday Night \n <\/a>First Moon Shot, Thursday Night <\/a>Another Moon Shot, Thursday Night \n <\/a>Blue Hour Attempt, Tungsten, Thursday Night \n
\nPanasonic DMC-FZ50
\nTiffen 55mm UV Filter, Tungsten Setting
\nISO 100; F\/11; 1\/25; 95mm<\/p>\n
\nPanasonic DMC-FZ50
\nTiffen 55mm UV Filter
\nISO 100; F\/11; 1\/13; 199mm<\/p>\n
\nPanasonic DMC-FZ50
\nTiffen 55mm UV Filter
\nISO 100; F\/3.6; 1\/25; 291mm<\/p>\n
\nPanasonic DMC-FZ50
\nTiffen 55mm UV Filter
\nISO 100; F\/3.7; 1\/20; 420mm<\/p>\n
\nPanasonic DMC-FZ50
\nTiffen 55mm UV Filter, Tungsten Setting
\nISO 100; F\/11; 60 seconds; 99mm<\/p>\n