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Focus on Texas<br />
Night Photography If people gazed up at the<br />
stars each night, I bet they would live life differently.<br />
There is something so ethereal and majestic about a<br />
beautiful night sky and a world bathed in moonlight.<br />
It can tug at the very strings of one’s soul. For those of<br />
you who only come out at night, thank you.<br />
ASHLEY CLARY-CARPENTER<br />
On TexasCoopPower.com<br />
More Night Photography<br />
g Once in a blue moon, you get a photo like this. Pedernales EC’s Faith<br />
Rasche-Neely took it near San Marcos on September 1—actually the<br />
day after a blue moon—still rare. One definition of blue moon is the second<br />
full moon in a calendar month, which happened August 31. The<br />
other full moon was August 1. The next blue moon will be July 31, 2015.<br />
Lee Kobs, San Bernard EC, took<br />
this photo of the moon and Venus<br />
when it was a little foggy, which<br />
created spectacular rings around<br />
the heavenly bodies. a<br />
David Lund, Bryan Texas Utilities<br />
member, used a slow shutter<br />
speed to create this shot, which<br />
he calls “A Northgate Night.” It’s<br />
an Aggie thing. d<br />
Some cacti bloom only at night. This one lives in the backyard of Paul<br />
Garcia, Medina EC. o<br />
Doug Green, Pedernales EC, left his shutter open for 30 minutes to<br />
create this image. “Notice the North Star in the center of the rotation,”<br />
he says. d<br />
Upcoming Contests<br />
February Issue: Silhouettes Deadline: December 10<br />
March: Broken<br />
April: Reflections<br />
Send your photo for the February contest—along with your name, address, daytime phone, co-op affiliation and a<br />
brief description—to Silhouettes, Focus on Texas, 1122 Colorado St., 24th Floor, Austin, TX 78701, before December 10.<br />
A stamped, self-addressed envelope must be included if you want your entry returned (approximately six weeks).<br />
Please do not submit irreplaceable photographs—send a copy or duplicate. If using a digital camera, submit your<br />
highest-resolution images at TexasCoopPower.com/contests. We regret that Texas Co-op Power cannot be responsible<br />
for photos that are lost in the mail or not received by the deadline.<br />
TexasCoopPower.com