This image is from 2010...I took the camera outside one night with my new 400mm lens and pointed it towards a sliver of a moon. I used f 9 @ 4 seconds and, handholding the camera, I moved it around the entire time the exposure was ticking away. It took about a 100 tries to figure out how much to move the camera around and then there was still some post-processing where I had to even out where the slivers overlapped...but this was my favorite image of the group that night. When I do this next time, I'll use my 200mm lens to give me more space to move the camera around in. Despite this one being partially out of the frame, I love it anyway. The black and white conversion was a simple layer adjustment in CS5 - no need for the fancier presets of Silver Efex here - the moon did all the gradient work for me.









