Set 6: Escapades of the Moon in Transit

If you are lucky, you will look up and see her following you on your night wanders and sometimes even when she visits during the day.

“Tell me the story about how the Sun loved the Moon so much he died every night to let her breathe.”

This quote’s cultural origin is unknown, many believe its roots come from an earlier folk-tale Why The Sun Chases the Moon.

No.106 Moon over Marina Del Rey

Marina Del Rey, California, USA
Artist credit: Elise M Cronin-Hurley
Photo credit: Mark Lampert

No.144 Chasing the moon, East Coast

Longwood, Florida, USA
Artist and photo credit: Elise M Cronin-Hurley 

No.145 Chasing the moon, West Coast

Studio City, California, USA
Artist credit: Elise M Cronin-Hurley
Photo credit: Mark Lampert

No.188 Moab & the Moon

Arches National Park, Moab, Utah, USA
Artist credit: Elise M Cronin-Hurley
Photo credit: Richard Lee Cronin

No.224 Moon Ushering forth the Evening hours over Catalina Harbor

Cat Harbor, Catalina Island, California, USA
Artist credit: Elise M Cronin-Hurley
Photo credit: Mark Lampert

No.238 Moon over Uncommon Hollyhock

Tularosa, New Mexico, USA
Artist credit: Elise M Cronin-Hurley
Photo credit: Cindy Stong

No.283 Pacific Ocean Drifting

North Pacific Ocean, Washington, USA
Artist credit: Elise M Cronin-Hurley
Photo credit: Mark Lampert

No.302 Moon over Windswept Cypress

Pfeiffer Beach, Big Sur, California, USA
Artist and photo credit: Elise M Cronin-Hurley

No.331 Moon Watching over the Bird Watchers

Indian Rock, Emerald Bay, Catalina Island, California, USA
Artist credit: Elise M Cronin-Hurley
Photo credit: Mark Lampert

Technique

Digitally & Artistically Enhanced photography
Primary Photoshop, No AI utilized.