Lunar Veil

Photographed By: Hriman Vaghasia

The sole reason why I added this on this page is because the image is much more than you think.

What’s interesting about this moon shot is that it’s far from simple—it’s a composite created from three distinct exposures: one for the clouds, an overexposure for the glow, and an underexposure for the moon’s fine details. The final image merges 15 stacked frames of the moon to enhance clarity and depth, revealing details beyond what a single shot could achieve.