A Timeless Dance of Light and Shadow

Where the moon reveals its many faces throughout the years. From close-ups that expose its craters and textures to sweeping landscapes where it graces the horizon, each image tells a story of time, atmosphere, and perspective. This collection is a tribute to the ever-changing yet eternal presence of Earth’s luminous companion—La Luna.

palm leaves glow by a warm full moon against a starless night sky — *“Moonlight Affair”*
Bathed in the gentle glow of moonlight, this image reveals a serene dialogue between Earth and Moon.

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The moon during a lunar eclipse with a mix of orange and white hues against a starry background — “*Super Blood Wolf Moon*” – January 21, 2019 Lunar Eclipse

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Camera with telephoto lens pointing at a full moon surrounded by tropical lush — Shooting the Moon over a dense tropical forest

A blend with nature and landscapes

A sharp half-moon against a deep blue sky with a foreground filled with tropical trees. — Camera: Sony A7III / Lens: Sigma 150-600mm DG

A full moon with a silhouette of trees and hills and pale blue skies. — Camera: Sony A7III / Lens: Sigma 150-600mm DG

A full moon with a silhouette of a hill and trees during dawn. — Camera: Sony A7III / Lens: Sigma 150-600mm DG

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A full moon against a light blue sky with a hill filled with very tall palm trees and green tropical vegetation. — “*Moon and Palms*“
Location: Manati, Puerto Rico
Camera: Sony A7III / Lens: Sigma 150-600mm DG

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Location: New Mexico, USA
Camera: Sony A7III / Lens: Canon 135mm f/2L

The mineral colors

Taking many images, hundreds or even thousands and stacking the best ones can reveal more details and colors found on the surface of the moon, a technique known as Lucky Imaging.

Close up on the moon. I used an Askar 80PHQ telescope and the ASI585MC Pro camera to capture this image. A stack of the best 30% of a total of 4,000 frames were used.

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