Douglas Fir visits with the half moon

I’m often surprised to find the moon in some of my compositions.  Serendipity or poor recollection of where the moon is at all times… (like right now, I have to look up to see the glow of the moon on the wall across the room.  It’s a glow in the dark moon pinned to the wall yet, I often am caught off guard catching its light out the corner of my eye and then having to look to see whaaa?

In this image, I was looking at the tall lone Douglas Fir tree and amused at its shape and then, noticed the half moon in close visual vicinity.  I would have thought that the moon would have caught my eye first and then noticed the interaction with the tree

Lone Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) and half moon

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