Shooting and Editing a Moonrise Behind a Church | Fstoppers
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Summary
Getting the moon to rise behind a specific building means planning for a moment that lasts only a few minutes, then shooting it in fading light with a very long lens. Even with the time and direction worked out ahead, you can still find yourself in the wrong spot when it finally breaks the horizon. [ Read More ]
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