Astrophoto: Lunar Surface by John Kalantzis
John Kalantzis took this picture of the Moon surface from Volos, Greece. John used Meade SC8″ lxd 55 and LPI (Meade Lunar Planetary Imager camera).
Do you have photos you’d like to share? Post them to the Universe Today astrophotography forum or email them to me directly, and I might feature one in Universe Today.
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