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Cold Moonlit NightDown at these latitudes, it isn't that common to get several inches of snow in any given winter. To see the countryside upholstered in several inches, then, is a special treat when timed to coincide with a bright, full moon. The amount of light available under such conditions allows for surprisingly short duration exposures at low f-stop settings, so that the stars don't move much while the shutter is open. The result is a strange but true photo that looks like somebody turned the dimmer switch down a little on daytime, but with a starry sky. Norman, OK (23 Dec 7), looking WNW
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