randym77 wrote:
I think I'd use a little HDR with this, but if you don't want to...picking your time might be your best bet. Bryan Peterson recommends in Understanding Exposure that you photograph the moon the day before the calendar says it is full. That way, the eastern sky and the landscape below are at nearly the same exposure value.
Also, you might have better luck if the moon is rising at the same time the sun is setting. Lots of websites have sunset and moonrise times for specific locations; choose a night where the times are close (within 15-20 minutes).
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