Andre Gunther just posted an excellent tutorial about predicting where the moon will be so that you can plan your shots. The article comes at an opportune time as I have recently been experimenting with night photography. I am sure that many of you would also benefit from his little tutorial.
In brief, Andre shares his technique for predicting where the moon will be at a given time on a given day. He uses some pretty basic software like Google Earth and an application referred to as Heavenly Opportunity. The tutorial is fairly easy to follow along, and it’s a great resource for planning your shots. Even if this isn’t interesting to you, you should at least visit the tutorial to see some great night photos.
Visit the tutorial: Predict the Moon for Better Photos (Andre Gunther Photography)
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