Supermoons are a fun excuse to take a photo, but it’s no easier to do so, as it only appears about 10% bigger than most times, in this case.
Here is the much hyped Supermoon of 2013 rising into a twilight sky on the wet Alberta prairies.
A clear night for a change, with no storms about. Though one rolled through earlier today. We don’t need any more rain! Thankfully I am high and dry on the Alberta prairie but many friends to the west are not so lucky and have been flooded out, evacuated or have been camping in their homes with power and heat off. Calgary has largely come to a standstill, with the main pastime being watching the rivers rise and fall.
Tonight, after two days of destruction from horrific floods, at least we in southern Alberta were able to enjoy a clear night and the sight of the wonderful solstice Moon rising. This is the closest Full Moon of 2013 and has received an inordinate amount of PR as the “supermoon.”
It certainly did look fine…
View original post 49 more words
Saskboy's Abandoned Stuff 