There's a Full Moon - Tonight

I've surfing around the net looking at photographs of the moon and found this picture from the Photo Gallery of Bernd Nies

He says on his site, "I am hobby photographer and only shoot for fun. In this picture gallery I present pictures that I have taken on my travels all over the world and at home in my spare time. My specialities are underwater photography, aerial pictures and astronomy."

For someone who takes photographs as a hobby there is some really amazing work on his site. I recommend checking it out.

Setting Up

I like the bus and the desert background in this photograph.

The copy that goes with it says -

"Band members unload equipment before a show in the somewhat unlikely venue of Death Valley National Monument. The 5,210-square-mile (13,494-square-kilometer) park is the lowest, hottest, driest spot in the United States, and daytime temperatures there frequently reach 120 F (48.9 C) in the summer.

(Photo shot on assignment for, but not published in, "Dual Track in a Dry Place," September/October 1998, National Geographic Traveler magazine)

Photograph by Len Jenshel"