Friday, June 25, 2010
365 Photo Project - Day 176
Taken: June 25, 2010, sunset
Location: I-5 South approx. 200 miles North of LA
As I drove down to LA tonight, the moon appeared even before the sun had set and it hung there in the sky, looming large over the straight-as-hell I-5 freeway, a beacon beckoning me home. I stopped about 200 miles north of Los Angeles to capture it over a massive, dust-filled field that stretched out across the horizon like the surface of the moon itself.
I got some nice shots of the moon itself, but it was this image that moved me the most. I love how lonely and vast it seems. I wish the moon in the shot wasn't so over exposed but as usual I'm going with composition over technique. Maybe one day I'll get them both right.
Labels:
365 project,
freeway,
I-5,
landscape,
moon,
night shots,
sunset
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