I watched, too, when I got the chance, and I noticed that, for viewing through the pine trees, the full moon is inferior to the half moon. The full moon is too bright, and dazzles the eye so that the detail of the trees is lost. But the half moon shining through the trees makes the needles sparkle, and doesn't overwhelm the shadowed sides of the trees with an excessive contrast. Full moon for illuminating houses, half moon for looking at through the trees.
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Too Full Moon
I watched, too, when I got the chance, and I noticed that, for viewing through the pine trees, the full moon is inferior to the half moon. The full moon is too bright, and dazzles the eye so that the detail of the trees is lost. But the half moon shining through the trees makes the needles sparkle, and doesn't overwhelm the shadowed sides of the trees with an excessive contrast. Full moon for illuminating houses, half moon for looking at through the trees.
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