Photographing the moon is difficult: you either get the exposure right for the moon, or you get the exposure right for the rest of the frame and the moon looks like the sun. The only solution I can see is to take it as a composite image, which is what I did here. One exposure for the moon, and one for the silhouette of the cow against Dun Laoghaire.
A bit of fresh air this afternoon, and a chance to wander as far as Trinity in search of a picture. A bit earlier and I've had been in time for the last sun of the day hitting the walls and windows, but it was almost dark by the time I got there. I did however catch the last glow of dusk in the window of the chemistry building.
