Euphorbia + Daytime Moon II | West LA

"It seems at once indecent and alluring: this four-billion-year-old provocateur, naked in broad daylight, this nocturnal rock who dares to brave the dawn. A selenophile to my core, I adore the moon by night, but am admittedly further enraptured by observing her when least expected."

From "A Creature Enduring" | The Spectrum of Visible Light

A barely there daytime moon, with my former neighbor's enormous Euphorbia cactus in the foreground. It turns out that shooting the moon on film with a fixed lens isn't the easiest endeavor, but I love the way Luna shows up in this shot: mysterious, gossamer, only visible to those who seek her out.

Specs:

• Shot with a 1970s Canon ae-1 on Fujifilm 200
• You will receive an 8x10 matte photo print, signed on back
• This item is print to order; please allow time for printing