[SunkenCiv]

[Credit & Copyright: Stefano De Rosa]

[BlessingsofLiberty]

Very nice...thank you

[martin_fierro]

This looks shooped.

I can tell from teh pixels and from seeing quite a few shoops in my time.

[left that other site]

Lovely!

Thanks, Civ!

[momtothree]

Oh my gosh... that picture is just so beautiful and serene.

[Condor51]

Great photo. Here's the 'details'

Camera Model Name; Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Lens Focal Length: 373mm
Exposure Time: 1/40, F Number: 8.00, ISO: 100
Exposure Mode: Manual, White Balance: Auto

Dang it, the only difference between the above gear and my Nikon is this Canon has a 'Full Frame' sensor with more MP, and my Nikon D3000 has a DX sensor with fewer Mps. So 'in theory' I should be able to take the same exact photo. But for the life of me I can't get 'Moon Photos', right. (yes I use a tripod).

• f8.0 @ 1/40 sec, no problem
  
• Lens focal length on 373mm, no problem, I can go to 450mm
• Manual Exposure and auto white balance, ditto.
• ISO of 100. Okay since the Canon has more MPs than mine, my ISO could go to 200 or 400. So no problem compensating for that.

The other weird thing is I have no problem taking night time photos of Skylines. Have scores of great Chicago Skyline slides but when I aim higher, I get crapolla. And I ain't exactly a newbie, or novice 'point and shooter'. I started taking pics in 1955.