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I was on the roof of a building on Columbus Avenue about 9:00 pm hoping to photograph the July 4th fireworks. Turning to look behind me, I saw to the east an almost full moon rising. About ten minutes later, the fireworks still had not begun; but by then the moon was positioned directly behind the Beresford's northwest tower. I shot a five second exposure with the Nikon 18 -200 DX lens open to f5.6 and the D200 (mounted on a Tiltall tripod) set to ISO 100.
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