Moonlight
I went out of town (unexpectedly) on Saturday, March 19 without my camera (gasp). The Moon was supposed to be closer to the Earth than it had been in 20 years. My Facebook feed was slammed with people (President Whitlock included) putting up their photos of the Moon and I was feeling a little bad that I didn't have anything to offer. On the way back to Richmond the night of Sunday, March 20 I noticed the Moon still looked pretty big so I headed back out to campus after dropping the family at home. It was a little lower in the sky than I would have liked. The Moon tucked itself behind buildings as I looked everywhere for an EKU landmark to stick the composition. Tough angles. I found a few. Here they are. Even 3 verticals, which, I tried everything to avoid. In this case they worked. I rarely shoot that way. Just a personal thing.
The Moon between the columns of the Powell Building
The Moon between Beckham and Case
Moom over the Wallace Building from across Memorial Plaza
Moon between Palmer and Commonwealth Residence Halls
Another view of the Moon between Palmer and Commonwealth Residence Halls
The Moon next to Commonwealth Hall
The Moon over the tower of the Meditation Chapel
The Moon through some trees next to Case Annex.
The Moon over Richmond