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Check out this incredible photo sent in by WeatherWatch.co.nz reader Claude Therond. With the skies crystal clear over Auckland, thanks to the cold southerly change, it created the perfect conditions for an upclose photo of the moon.
Claude says it was taken in Beachlands at 11:40pm Tuesday night. “Was about zero degrees and not a cloud in the sky”.
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Matthew on 18/08/2011 4:08am
What an incredible photo, it’s so clear you could probably prove the Moon Landings with it! Bit too chilly for me though…
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Ross on 18/08/2011 2:44am
Stunningly clear shot!
One I took on Tuesday morning: http://twitpic.com/66oi10/full
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Guest on 18/08/2011 2:24am
Wow that is stunning, well done Claude. Definetly worth braving the cold for.
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