(Above: Moonrise Masked)

I went to the top of the cathedral of learning at 30 minutes past moon rise, yet to no avail, as it was masked by the fog. Once again, despite my layering, my long exposures with high aperture kept the clouds from showing rough edges, and made them a uniform haze. I used a windowsill to keep the camera from shaking, this allowed for more fineness and focus in all parts of the photo.

Although this may sound bad (though I don't think it is), this has encouraged me to capture more of the rural Pennsylvanian life. I actually had to delete one of my favorite photos of a decrepit house situated next to an exploded rock-face that was cleared for an interstate: this was because the owner of the house came out and threatened to break the camera unless I deleted the photo immediately. 

It was fun: getting off campus for a while.