[New] How to capture the color of the Moon
Usually we see the moon as a monochromatic world
only with relief and albedo features to observe,
but there is something on the surface hidden to the naked eye that everyone can capture with a digital camera, or just plain analog film - the colors of the Moon.
Inconstant Moon
Everybody notices the phases of the Moon, but to most people every full Moon is alike - the rising or setting Moon looks large due to perspective's playing tricks on the eye, but surely the full Moon high in the sky is always the same, right? Wrong.
Filter Techniques for Lunar Observations
Color Filters are of great value to the planetary observer. They help overcome image deterioration caused by scattering in the planet's atmosphere and in the earth's, as well as by atmospheric prismatic dispersion.
Photographing the Moon
Site dedicated to photographing the various phases of the moon using a standard camera.
Lunar Eclipse Photography
The ins and outs of photographing various stages of a lunar eclipse.
Lunar Eclipse Observer
This is a page for everyone. From the casually interested person, the science student who is looking for a challenging project, or the serious astronomer whom would like to contribute to a scientific program of observations to determine the geometry of the umbral shadow and to define the change in the upper atmosphere of our earth.
Exploring the Moon
Provides knowledge about the Moon and its history of exploration, including an online photographic lunar atlas; a comprehensive catalog of lunar craters; complete texts of critical early papers and other interesting lunar information.
International Occultation and Timing Association
Provides predicitions and timings for lunar occultations and other events. Sometimes ground-track charts are included with predictions.
Height of Lunar Mountains
An exercise in how to estimate the height of lunar mountains, based on the lengths of the shadows they cast.
Matt Looby's Lunar Page
Matt Looby draws lunar and solar system objects. His page contains a number of drawings of lunar features with associated notes.