Yes, it does. We joked about it popping out like a ping pong ball. Another interpretation was that the clouds were vapor from the cooling tower and the moon was condensing from it.
Thanks, Gloria. We had fun makings those photos. We had headed off to Stevenson and saw the moon rising, but didn't get back to the nuclear plant until the moon was a little higher in the sky than we'd hoped. I guess it didn't really matter because we'd have had some trouble getting it aligned from our location had it been lower in the sky.
Hi Bunnits! I was googling for the Master Gardener course in Guntersville and happened across your blog. Why...we must be neighbors!! I love this photo and your post on Guntersville Dam...I was just there a week or so ago. Nice to meet you and I look forward to visiting more.
Dear Bunnits, Namaste! Good Afternoon!First time here and I liked your site.I am surprised to see Mahatma Gandhiji here. The quote is really good. Lovely shot of moon!So soothing and refreshing to eyes and soul! Where is the following option? Wishing you a wonderful photography, Sasneham, Anu
I didn't know there was a nuke plant in northern Alabama, but then it has been 24 years since I left the South. At that time, there was one near my home in southern Mississippi.
Hi Bunnits! Thanks so much for visiting my blog. I want to follow you now that I know you're a fellow Alabamian. Love your blog and look forward to perusing past posts!
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it looks as though the cooling tower is expelling the moon!
ReplyDeleteYes, it does. We joked about it popping out like a ping pong ball. Another interpretation was that the clouds were vapor from the cooling tower and the moon was condensing from it.
ReplyDeleteI always like moon shots and I had to laugh...I also thought it resembled a ping pong ball shooting out of the top! Great photo! Smile today. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gloria. We had fun makings those photos. We had headed off to Stevenson and saw the moon rising, but didn't get back to the nuclear plant until the moon was a little higher in the sky than we'd hoped. I guess it didn't really matter because we'd have had some trouble getting it aligned from our location had it been lower in the sky.
ReplyDeleteHi Bunnits! I was googling for the Master Gardener course in Guntersville and happened across your blog. Why...we must be neighbors!! I love this photo and your post on Guntersville Dam...I was just there a week or so ago. Nice to meet you and I look forward to visiting more.
ReplyDeleteHi, Eve. Why, I believe we are neighbors! good to hear from you.
ReplyDeleteGood photograph.
ReplyDeleteA shot from a different angle, with the moon in the background.
Good work.
Dear Bunnits,
ReplyDeleteNamaste!
Good Afternoon!First time here and I liked your site.I am surprised to see Mahatma Gandhiji here. The quote is really good.
Lovely shot of moon!So soothing and refreshing to eyes and soul!
Where is the following option?
Wishing you a wonderful photography,
Sasneham,
Anu
Netha, thank you for your comments. I have visited your blog and like your poetry very much. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings.
ReplyDeleteAnupama, namaste. thank you for visiting. I enjoyed reading your blog and your thoughts on friendship and music.
ReplyDeleteexcellent catch
ReplyDeleteI didn't know there was a nuke plant in northern Alabama, but then it has been 24 years since I left the South. At that time, there was one near my home in southern Mississippi.
ReplyDeleteI love the moon so much. We have had some fabulous sights of the full moon this week. Good shot Melissa.
ReplyDeleteHi Bunnits! Thanks so much for visiting my blog. I want to follow you now that I know you're a fellow Alabamian. Love your blog and look forward to perusing past posts!
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