The Full Moon does a great job painting the clouds.
The Moon can vary in brightness by as much as 90% throughout the course of the night due to differences in air density! Near the meridian, the Moonlight is mitigated by 1-2 airmasses (depending on your latitude). 10 degrees above the horizon, the Moonlight is mitigated by as much as 5 airmasses! Of course the air density varies with air pressure, humidity, altitude, air quality, etc.. My point is 👉 the Apogee Moon near the Meridian is brighter than the Perigee Moon (or "Supermoon" if you're into Astrology) near the horizon! Meaning, every Moon is beautiful and inspiring.

Canon EOS M100
136mm, f1. 8
1/40s@ISO800

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