9 North Full Moon
Each piece is captured in a rare moment where light, time, and place come together.
The 9th North at Berkeley Hall offers one of the more unexpected compositions on the property — a full moon rising over a live oak draped with Spanish moss, the flag with the club's crest planted on the green, and a traditional white-sided home softly lit in the background. I'd been watching the lunar calendar for weeks, waiting for a full moon rise that would sit exactly behind this oak.
I composed vertically to give the moon room and stack all the visual elements into a single column — flag in the foreground, ornamental grass and landscaping bed in the middle, oak and moss in the upper third, and the moon itself sitting quietly above it all like a final punctuation mark. The sky held a last band of pink at the tree line that kept the image from going flat blue.
These are the images that remind me why I stay out past the light. Sunrises happen every morning; this particular alignment of moon, oak, flag, and home happened maybe twice a year.
9 North Berkeley Hall captures a rare alignment — a full moon rising behind a mossy oak, the flag of the 9th standing quiet witness at a green under Low Country dusk.
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