White Sands Moonrise Photograph by Steve Gadomski

White Sands Moonrise

by Steve Gadomski

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Dimensions

11.000 x 14.000 inches

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Title

White Sands Moonrise

Artist

Steve Gadomski

Medium

Photograph - Color Photograph

Description

Photograph of desert yucca plant and the rising moon in White Sands National Monument, New Mexico. This cool toned image was photographed just before sunrise.

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February 2nd, 2010

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Comments (12)

Racheal Christian

I love this shot Steve, nicely composed. L/F

Laurie Search

Gorgeous!!!! fv

Robert Ball

Beautiful shot!

Stephen Vecchiotti

Very nice comp.

Lisa Stanley

Wonderful work, and moving the camera does work doesnt it, lol.

Steve Gadomski

Thanks for the comments everyone. A pro photographer I know--but not a landscape shooter, accused me of Photoshopping the moon into place because it aligns perfectly. I replied "You know you can move the camera left or right for a better perspective, right?" One of those "duh!" moments.