SEEN FROM WEST SEATTLE: 3 supermoon views

The first of three consecutive “supermoons” brought breathtaking sights, and we have three to share. Above, Greg Snyder photographed the Monday morning moonset over the Olympic Mountains’ iconic Brothers. Below, Dan Ciske‘s view of the Monday evening moonrise over the Cascades, from Duwamish Head:

Just a bit further southeast, David Hutchinson was along Harbor Avenue:

Just a week and a half until spring arrives – 8:49 pm Thursday, March 19!

4 Replies to "SEEN FROM WEST SEATTLE: 3 supermoon views"

  • WSOwl March 10, 2020 (2:13 am)

    Neat photos! The moon has really been spectacular.

  • Tas Philp March 10, 2020 (8:26 am)

    These are amazing! Thank you so much for sharing them.

  • emcat8 March 10, 2020 (1:01 pm)

    Thank you so much for these! I couldn’t really enjoy the moon because my neighbors have this enormous hideous light that can be seen from the next galaxy over their garage, directly in my sight line, and this time of year I can’t try to view by hiding behind tree leaves. By the time it gets around to where their stupid light isn’t a factor, I’m asleep!

  • flimflam March 10, 2020 (4:34 pm)

    great pics – imo the cranes sure take the steam out of the second two, as stunning as the scene is.

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