Mark Katz Photography
Hunter Moon Rising
Hunter Moon Rising
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A full Hunter Moon rises over Marblehead Harbor beneath a mostly clear sky, appearing enormous as it sits close to the horizon. The scale of the moon transforms the familiar harbor into something far more dramatic.
Artist Note
Photographing a full moon has become one of my little obsessions. When the atmospheric conditions are right and the moon is rising near the horizon, it can appear unusually large, and I’m always looking for a scene where that scale changes the photograph completely. I’ve always been fascinated by celestial events, and I like the idea of using the moon not just as a subject, but as a reminder that we’re all part of something much larger. On this night, the sky was mostly clear, allowing the full moon to show itself in its entirety. As it rose, it felt like it was taking up half the sky.
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