In the wake of the Artemis II lunar flyby in April 2026, I had a brief hyperfixation with the moon. With prevailing clear skies, a new tripod and my favourite 300mm lens, images of the moon suddenly felt within reach.
I spent the next two weeks outside each evening, watching the moon on its wobbly path, gaining a fresh appreciation for the angles of the sun and moon, and how fortunate - on an astronomical level - we are to have such a stable companion as we whirl around our star.
