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Moon Aligns with Statue of Liberty
A ten percent illuminated moon slices behind New York's Statue of Liberty on October 13, 2026.
In brief
A ten percent illuminated moon slices behind New York's Statue of Liberty on October 13, 2026. Photographers capture an orange moon aligned with the Statue of Liberty during October's Hunter Moon event. Originally reported by Digital Camera World.
Photograph Captures Moon Alignment
A photographer captures a ten percent illuminated waxing crescent moon behind New York City's Statue of Liberty.
Moon's Orange Glow Explained
The moon appears orange due to its close proximity to the horizon, passing through Earth's thickest atmosphere.
October's Hunter Moon Event
October 26 features the Hunter Moon, a supermoon that rises close to the horizon with warm orange light.
Photography Tips for the Event
Use a telephoto lens (200-600mm) with low ISO and fast shutter speed to photograph the Hunter Moon without overexposure.
Why October is Photogenic
October offers multiple opportunities for astrophotography with the moon rising near sunset, providing warm light for landscapes.
The essence
Photographers capture an orange moon aligned with the Statue of Liberty during October's Hunter Moon event.
