This picture is taken just after sunset and just after the moon has risen, in the blue hour. This day was one of the two days of the year where the moon is closest to the earth, which is often called "supermoon" or in the language of the language - Lunar Perigee. This phenomenon I have experienced sometimes now, and there are very special experiences. Especially because it gets so quiet as the moon breaks over the horizon, but and because the blue color turns so blue. I do not know another way of saying it and I have been allowed to take some very special pictures on such occasions. It will be like heaven and the sea melted together, and everything and everyone in nature will stop looking at.

Here I have also used a developmental technique called High Dynamic Range (HDR) consisting of taking a series of images with different exposure of the same subject, with camera on tripod. And in the development they melted together. In this case, the image consists of five exposures. This is a technique that allows a large amount of data to work with, a great depth of image, but not least a color scheme that makes it almost an experience to look at a photograph just as you watch television.