Moon Photography Mugs
Description: A secret group holds a military base on the moon. For years they’ve spread disinformation that the moon exists solely as an artificial, hollow satellite controlled by them in an attempt to erase aeons of knowing that it is and has always been a source of feminine divinity and power in its relationship to the Earth. Recently, a popular and very aware spokesperson for the mermaid branches of the galactic community had the strength and courage to stand up to them exposing their lies. This design was inspired by her act and is in tribute to She who calls herself Indigo Angel. The moon here is the Super Blood Wolf Moon in Cancer Post-Eclipse photographed by me on January 20, 2019 in Arizona, with my symbolic graphic.
Description: On the night of June 27, 2018, we had a gorgeous full moon eclipse in the sign of Aquarius. It was a little bit cloudy and hazy so I applied some artistic filters to enhance its beauty for a different effect. This photograph was taken after the eclipse about 50 miles south of Phoenix in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona.
Description: This moon was almost full and in the astrological sign of Virgo when this photo was taken on April 15, 2019. The sun was setting, and the moon appeared to be floating among waves of clouds in soft hues of blue and purple. Digital enhancement pronounces this effect. The Sonoran Desert skies about 50 miles south of Phoenix, Arizona, USA, are always full of magical wonders to behold!
Description: A centered, bright white sphere is positioned in the upper section against a black background. The text "ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY CLUB" appears in bold yellow lettering towards the bottom, accompanied by a yellow crescent moon to its right. A white lantern with an orange light is on the left.
Description: A dramatic vintage image of a large crater on the Moon, showing the rugged texture, shadows, and extraordinary detail of the lunar surface. A striking piece for astronomy lovers, moon enthusiasts, space-history fans, science lovers, and anyone fascinated by antique astronomical photography and early views of our nearest celestial neighbor.
Description: This is a picture of two of my favorite things to photographs in skyscapes: moons and contrails! April 9, 2019 was a particularly windy day in the desert, and the contrails left by the jets were moving and changing shape almost as rapidly as the neighboring clouds. I caught this one in several positions in relation to this beautiful moon in Gemini. Two minutes earlier, I caught it going right through the orb! (See the image entitled “Cresent IN Contrail.” This second one is called “Crescent AND Contrail” enhanced with the pinks and purples of the ongoing sunset.
