The 13th and last full moon of 2012 is also referred to as the “long night’s moon” being the full moon closest to the winter solstice….With the help of simple post-processing, one can get a warm glow to a cold winter’s full moon….Or it can take on a cool-ness look (but know this is not a true “Blue Moon”)….But enough of the astrology lesson – here the leafless Cedar Elm is silhouetted by the brightness of the moon….As is the Crapemyrtle
I saw this moon in early morning about 6 am though it wasn’t full anymore. :D
But I did read that on earthskytonight website about the longest full moon this month. Unfortunately the weather seemed like not giving me permission to experience it. :D
Thanks once again for having shared your beautiful pictures. :)
LIMEYFISH 
Beautiful shots! I have always loved looking up at the moon… Interesting information as well :)
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Thanks! I’m a moon watcher as well, regardless of the phases it goes through :)
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My favourites are the last two! Beautiful!
I’ve been waiting for this longest full moon but here in UK been raining every day in past two weeks.
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Thank Inge! Sorry about your weather, but appreciate you wanting to see the full moon even if it by pictures.
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You are very welcome :)
I saw this moon in early morning about 6 am though it wasn’t full anymore. :D
But I did read that on earthskytonight website about the longest full moon this month. Unfortunately the weather seemed like not giving me permission to experience it. :D
Thanks once again for having shared your beautiful pictures. :)
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Perfect! :-)
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