Sure, we can all get better shots of the Moon, for free, from NASA. But as the third supermoon of the summer approaches (September 8th), I decided to try out my little Sony DSC WX350’s 20x zoom on the big, bright show before the Moon is full.
As I hoped, the craters are easiest to make out on the shadowed edge, especially the ones at the bottom. Not bad for handheld, eh? It’s amazing how far digital cameras have come in a few, short years.