The Lunar photography (2023/06/01)

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 Lunar Photography

Hello people! Today (2023/06/06) I have saved some photos of moon which I took a week before, I think 2 days before the full moon day. Which clearly says it's in the phase of Waxing gibbous. And I should also remind that the moon was in the Perigee which means very close to earth in the full moon day or so. Hope you enjoy!

The full ball






The Surface






Day taken - 2023/06/01

Time taken - 08.00-08.30 p.m.

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