Photographer Nina Wolfe shoots gorgeous 'moon illusion' photos with a telephoto lens.
When photographing the Moon with a telephoto lens from a great distance away from the subjects on the horizon, lens compression can produceThe distance causes objects in the “foreground” and the background to appear closer together than they actually are. Lens compression can cause the Moon to appear larger in the frame and closer to objects in the foreground or background, such as buildings, trees, or mountains.
“When you line up the moon behind One World Trade at 15-20 miles away, the moon will appear large and the building will be small. Why? Because the moon never changes size but Earth-bound objects do change [apparent] size. Wolfe’s moon illusion photos require a great deal of careful planning to ensure she is in the right place at the right time during a moonrise to achieve the compositions she has in mind.. “When planning a moon shoot, weather and wind are what I look at first. My favorite weather app isScreenshots from Planit Pro showing how the One WTC photos were planned.
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