The Moon and The Mimosa Tree
Taken by John Menz on August 4, 2026 @ Nonington, Kent, England
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  Camera Used: OLYMPUS CORPORATION E-M10 Mark III
Exposure Time: 1/500
Aperture: f/8.0
ISO: 200
Date Taken: 2026:08:04 07:58:57
 
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Last year in August I photographed the 3rd quarter moon in the morning sky behind this young Mimosa tree. This year with the moon behind the frilly red blossoms of the Mimosa, I wondered why the photograph showed such a tiny white speck of a moon in the blue sky, while in my 'mind's eye' I saw all the seas and large craters. Today I attached a zoom lens to my camera and captured what I am 'seeing in my head'. If anyone has similar impressions of a bigger than life size moon in the sky, then I'm not alone.
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