The Supermoon Is Coming. Here’s How to Photograph It

On Sunday, June 23, the moon will be 356,991 km from the Earth. That’s the closest it will be during 2013. And it just so happens to be a full moon. These two celestial phenomena have combined to create a supermoon! Now, astronomers call this a “perigee full moon,” which is far less exciting than supermoon. It’s also far less exciting to take a photo of this wondrous event only to have it turn out fuzzy or poorly composed. So whether your shooting with a smartphone or a DSLR, here are a few tips on taking the best supermoon photo you can muster.