Mid-Autumn Moon
Taken by Shiraishi on September 24, 2018 @ Kumagaya-shi, Saitama, Japan
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September 24, 2018. Tonight is the night on the 15th day of the 8th month of the old Japanese lunisolar calendar - so called Chushu-no-Meigetsu, literally, a famous moon of the middle autumn. It is a mid-autumn festival to admire the (almost) full moon in autumn, corresponding to the Harvest Moon. The accurate full moon will occur on Sep. 25 (16th day of 8th month) this year, however, traditionally the moon rising on the 15th day has been admired as full moon. Nikon COOLPIX B700 digital camera; ISO 800, F6.5, 1/50s expsure, f=1440mm ISO 800, F6.5, 1/15s expsure, f=700mm ISO 400, F8.2, 1/160s expsure, f=1440mm
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