The full moon stands above the distinctive rock massif of Mount Pilatus near Lucerne.
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Full moon over the summit of Mount Pilatus

June 6, 2023

Image description

A clear full moon is visible directly above the ridge of Mount Pilatus in Central Switzerland. The twilight light casts soft shades of violet and blue over the mountain range.
Date taken
June 6, 2023
Resolution
6'000 × 4'000 px (24 MP)
Shutter speed
1/1000 s
Aperture
f/6.3
ISO
1000
Focal length
227 mm

Photography tips

How this image was taken

To capture the moon at this distance with clarity, a focal length of 227 mm was used. The fast shutter speed of 1/1000 s prevents motion blur at this high magnification, while ISO 1000 compensates for the dim twilight light.

  • Use a long focal length to make the moon appear massive in relation to the mountain.
  • Select a fast shutter speed to counteract the moon's movement when using high zoom.
  • Adjust your ISO settings according to the twilight light to maintain a fast shutter speed.