Photographing the Moon
Rainbows
Taking
Pictures of the Moon Rainbow 2008
Cumberland Falls Moonbow Schedule Cumberland
Falls State Resort Park
Moonbow
and Lunar Rainbow Links and Current Moonbow
Pictures
Cumberland
Falls
Moonbow Click
Panorama
Cumberland
Falls Anti-Litter Campaignt Spring
Cleanup Gets Underway at
Shooting
the
Moonbow
Pictures One of the
earlier Moon Rainbow Photos Made at Cumberland Falls
_March
2003 xx How to Photograph the
Moonbow Doing like the park suggested. A
good and sturdy tripod. Camera with a Manual exposure mode.
F4 aperture with a 4 minute exposure except I'm using 800
speed film instead of the 400 mentioned on
the old
sign
at the park. The park
suggests you use fast film . Flash
photography doesn't
work. Just do a few practice shots on a moonlit night to see
what your camera can do. Digital
works
well. The best place to view the
moonbow and setup your camera is the upper level{the lower
level is a good spot,too}, but any place around the
waterfall is a good place to see the moon rainbow. Make sure
the source of moon light
{the Moon} is behind
you. It depends on where the moon rises and the other
factors on where the moon rainbow starts and which direction
it moves. The length of the moonbow viewing time depends on
the moon's path and the other listed factors below.
The
Full Moon rises at
sunset.
Predicting
Moonlight Brightness for Night Landscape
Photography by C. D. Courter
Here
Rainbow Arch