48 Photographs Moon

Who hasn’t dreamt of escaping to the moon? Every night, all eyes go to the sky, to this celestial body so close and yet so out of reach, which illuminates us. Whether crescent or full, the Earth’s satellite is never very far away. The magic of the sky and the universe is clearly a source of fascination for photographers. Artists seek to capture its light, its shapes and features through their lenses. And to do so, they need very special lenses! Moon photography calls for high-level material, as does photographing the stars, the sky, and the Milky Way. Making sharp, bright images that are both dark and light requires hours of patience and even more of studying. But nothing can stop true enthusiasts – photographers who will stop at nothing to capture the magic moment. Jean-Marc Lecleire is one such enthusiast. As an optical professional, he knows his subject. He even makes telescopes allowing him to capture the moon like no one else. Looking at him images, the moon appears within reach. His images of the moon in each phase of its rotation around the Earth are a veritable invitation to orbit in your decor. Moon photographers are often dreamers, like Andrew McCarthy , who would like to travel to the moon one day in order to photograph the Earth. In the meantime, he creates fabulous images of the blood moon, or the moon shrouded in mist and clouds. He approaches you from space with a great deal of magic, in the colour characterising his images. Discover YellowKorner’s selection of moon photographs, covering different aspects: moonlight on the seashore, gibbous moon, nature photography filled with moonlight, blood moon, crescents, and more. YellowKorner’s talented photographers immortalise the beauty of this celestial body to make true works of art, fascinating and hypnotic. Discover the new collection of numbered limited editions from YellowKorner, and let yourself be soothed by the moon’s poetry. You will also be captivated by the photography of Pete Conrad , an American astronaut who takes us along for his walk on the moon.