[FlingWingFlyer]

Wow! Thanks for posting this.

[Dogbert41]

Wow! 🤗👍

[Allegra]

Spectacular! Thank you for posting.

[TigersEye]

If you look closely you can see a pair of hobbits climbing up the left flank of the mountain.

[nwrep]

Can someone say how rare of an alignment this would be? Once a year? Once every few months?

[monkeyshine]

That’s pretty cool, but it has everything to do with where he placed the camera and lens. Not so much to do with the moon or the mountain. Great composition though. A+++

[nuconvert]

Very cool

[sit-rep]

sorry... i call it fake. no matter the amount of atmospheric refraction, the moon is never that big. and the earth reflection is not enough to get the dark side of the moon that illuminated. the amount of fake pictures out of NASA, its no wonder they show attention to this...

[Hot Tabasco]

"To make a photo like this, it takes years of study, months of preparation and an immeasurable dose of passion/love for your job.

Or, just being in the right spot at the right time.......

[Adder]

Fantastic shot!

[caver]

Nice!

[grobdriver]

To make a photo like this, it takes years of study, months of preparation and an immeasurable dose of passion/love for your job.

Plus a lot of weather luck.

[CIB-173RDABN]

...and we know it isn’t ‘photoshop” how?

It was once true that photographs did not lie (because it was difficult to manipulate photos at the time, but not impossible). Now days any kid with a computer and the right software can do almost anything with photos.

Not saying it is not real, just that for now I will wait for others (with more skills then I have) to check it out for manipulation.

[outofsalt]

Meh. It needs dragons!
(stunning image)

[zeugma]

Not really “one in a million”. A shot like that takes a lot of planning. You don’t get a pic like that from luck.