August's Supermoon

I am still recovering from our outing in Burlington over the weekend for the Vintage Boat Show. At this point I'm not sure which is bothering me more... my usual Systemic Mastocytosis health issues, the overwhelming fatigue from missing a nap while being fairly active or that gash and bruising on my right forearm. I think it is a three-way tie. Although my arm is still throbbing at times (especially since I seem to be knocking it into everything), I am beginning to feel more like myself.

There have already been a million supermoon photos posted online but I wanted to add a few more to the mix. Unfortunately, I had a hard time keeping the camera steady because of my health, tremors/twitching in my right hand for days now, and this bruised, throbbing arm. 

Compounding these obstacles is the fact that I lost my main workhorse of a computer which I use primarily for art and photography. Until I find the money to buy a new graphics computer, there will be no more digital darkroom nor any digital paintings with my graphics tablet. What this means is that these images are pretty crude and raw which is not my preferred style at all.

In the meantime, here is my contribution to the millions of versions of this month's supermoon...

The supermoon, hanging low in the sky on Saturday evening while driving home from
Burlington... Shot from the car, through a dirty windshield, at 65mph...

Sunday's supermoon as it comes into view from behind the trees as seen from our living room...

Sunday's supermoon after it rose above the trees...