To the Moon Alice....

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Last nights moon was spectacular here in Massachusetts and I decided to give it another try. In the past I haven't had much luck. The moon was just behind some light clouds and the reflections were amazing to the naked eye but with the camera I could get one or the other. I assume that if I learned focus stacking that might help but is there a way to get them in a single shot. Shooting manual ISO 100 F11 1/40 -3 EV .. Nikon Z6ii 100-400 with 2x TC. 2nd image is a B&W version of the first. Thanks for any help and thoughts,,
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Maybe it's just my monitors, but I'm confused about the black "blob" on the bottom half of the moon. in the first image. (maybe artifact of cloning/editing?) Second image doesn't show it since the sky is all black.

Either way, I like the second photo. Not sure why, but the impact "rays" from the craters always remind me of animal tracks leading to water holes in Africa.
 
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