When the Wolf Supermoon rises on January 3, it won’t turn night into day—but from a rooftop like this, you’ll notice the upgrade. At roughly 362,000 km away, the Moon will cast sharper shadows along railings and chimneys and brighten the haze above the city, even through light pollution. Streetlights still own the sidewalks, but the Moon owns the sky. If you step outside and let your eyes adjust, the difference between an ordinary full Moon and a supermoon stops being a headline and becomes some

WOW! A full moon, two cold nights, a weather window, a very long lens, a somewhat accurate moon tracking app, a well-placed ridge, and a little bit of luck made this shot a memorable one. 📽️ : Boreal Productions ⛷️ : Rob Heule #skiing #nightski #nightskiing #getoutside #outside | Outside Magazine