Check this one out: http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=1769453
I don´t know the name in English, but translated from Norwegian it´s called "ash light". It is fairly common with a thin moon just before or after sunrise or sunset, and shows the surface of the moon lit by a full earth (earth light?). I´ve got another one showing the man in the moon hiding in the shadows, but it isn´t very sharp. As you can see the sunlit part of the moon is very overexposed, so the exposure time is quite long.
DagT
På søndag, 21. september 2003, kl. 19:43, skrev frank theriault:
That would be a tough one to photograph, though. <vbg>
-frank
Dag T wrote:
"Dark side of the moon"
-- "Hell is others" -Jean Paul Sartre
