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Moon On Top Campbell Mithun Building

Submitted by Mill District Resident Ric Rosow:

At around 6:30 this morning I saw the moon over the stadium moving toward downtown. I had planned to go to the Arboretum last night to photograph the moon, but cancelled because of the rain and heavy cloud cover. At 6:30 the moon was mostly below the cloud cover. As the minutes passed the clouds would cover and then reveal the moon. I did not have time to determine if the moon would land on top of the Campbell Mithun Tower, but figured it would be close. I set the camera to take a photo every ten seconds and then as it came close to the tower I manually increased the frequency. When the moon moved behind the SPS Tower it formed a halo behind the peak of the building. I plan to process that photo as well.

I hope you enjoy the image. See more of my work at www.ricrosowphotography.com.

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