Full Moon Rising

The beautiful ‘Sturgeon Moon’ rising behind St. Michaels Mount in Cornwall, UK.

This moon gets its name because this is the time of year when these fish are most readily caught in the Great Lakes. A sturgeon is a prehistoric-looking fish that are sometimes called “living fossils.” They can live up to 150 years but are very rare today. Intense overfishing in the 19th century, pollution, and damage to their habitat have caused the sturgeon to be endangered.

First purchaser will have the option to receive a limited edition signed 500 x 400mm print using ultraHD photo paper, museum quality glass and a black oak frame.

10th Second, f/4, ISO 1600 Canon EOS R + 200mm f/4 L IS Mkii Lens