It appeared low over the horizon with it’s yellowish cast looking like something that could’ve come right out of Charlie Brown’s The Great Pumpkin. What was it? A confluence that hasn’t occurred since 1944 and will not again until 2039 – a blue moon visible for most time zones on earth on Halloween night.
Pretty special I say. As it moved higher into the sky it lost it’s pumpkin color and changed back into it’s usual bright light in the sky.
Teri📷
Images by T.Dashfield Photography 
A yellowish blue moon.
That it was until it turned to a silver blue. Thanks, Tim.
It was hidden from us by overcast skies when it was pumpkin coloured, we later saw the regular blue moon. Thanks to your photo I could see it now.
Happy you like it. The next day it was clouded over here.
Great image, Teri.
Gracias 🙂
…nice…
Thanks!
Terrific capture ❤️
Thank you!
Awesome. Glad to see our moon via someone else’s imagery. (We had grey skies.) Lovely.
Beautiful image, Teri! We’ve had some clear nights here recently, in spite of earlier forecasts. The moon but on a good show here.
Thank you, Lavinia! Our weather has been everything recently including a bit of snow. Was happy it was clear this night.
Great content 🙂 Thank you
Great shot. Muy bonito. Suerte con tu proyecto.
Gracias y gracias!