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Jaeger-LeCoultre

Man in the Moon

Reviewing today's "photo shoot" of my Master Calendar, I was struck by this photo. The moon on the MC is highly reflective, and, in this photo, reflects the overhanging trees. I am really struck by how this reflection seems to captures the man in the moon! Pretty neat, I think. ;-)

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Is that gold moon similar to hammered gold (I mean the visual effect, not the physical implementation)? [nt]

By: vitalsigns : October 1st, 2020-17:21

No -- the gold moon is completely smooth, and not textured -- either physically, or in appearance. Here's a photo that will give you a sense of that...

By: Moana43 : October 1st, 2020-17:31

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I would not have guessed that is was smooth like this [nt]

By: Chronometer (aka yacomino) : October 1st, 2020-17:56

I know! Because it is smooth, it is constantly reflecting its surroundings. Very dynamic appearance! [nt]

By: Moana43 : October 2nd, 2020-07:22

Nice reflections despite a pure basic gold moon. Lovely watch. Cheers 👍 [nt]

By: vitalsigns : October 1st, 2020-20:30

Yes, the reflections always make the "moon" interesting and different. Thanks! [nt]

By: Moana43 : October 2nd, 2020-07:23

Meteorite and moons go so well together, awesome [nt]

By: Fastwong : October 1st, 2020-19:35

Totally agree!

By: Moana43 : October 2nd, 2020-07:24

It's a perfect celestial combination -- a perfect use of a meteorite dial.

Nice shot, my friend. [nt]

By: amanico : October 1st, 2020-22:22

Thank you, Nico. [nt]

By: Moana43 : October 2nd, 2020-07:25

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