About the Book
Inside, you will find photos of the moon in many phases taken over the past 20 years or so. My passion for photography began in junior high school when Carole Lauer handed me a camera. I took my first shot of the moon in high school and have continued to do so to this day.
Portions of the proceeds of this book will be donated to the A.L.A.NA Club of Franklin Pierce University. The A.L.A.NA Alumni Promise Fund will provide programming and leadership support funding opportunities for student(s) enrolled at Franklin Pierce University and participating in the A.L.A.NA (African American, Latin, Asian, Native American) Club. More specifically, the funds will support services and programs for A.L.A.NA. students; empower A.L.A.NA students in their educational experience; support A.L.A.NA students in leadership opportunities; and assist Franklin Pierce in creating an environment that acknowledges, respects, and appreciates multiculturalism.
Portions of the proceeds of this book will be donated to the A.L.A.NA Club of Franklin Pierce University. The A.L.A.NA Alumni Promise Fund will provide programming and leadership support funding opportunities for student(s) enrolled at Franklin Pierce University and participating in the A.L.A.NA (African American, Latin, Asian, Native American) Club. More specifically, the funds will support services and programs for A.L.A.NA. students; empower A.L.A.NA students in their educational experience; support A.L.A.NA students in leadership opportunities; and assist Franklin Pierce in creating an environment that acknowledges, respects, and appreciates multiculturalism.
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Features & Details
- Primary Category: Arts & Photography Books
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Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
# of Pages: 40 - Publish Date: May 11, 2026
- Language English
- Keywords Moon
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About the Creator
Mick Melvin
West Hartford, CT
My love of the moon and my 2nd mom, Carole Lauer, drew me to the amazing world of photography. After frequently photo-bombing family pictures, she handed me a camera so I could document family gatherings. I found that I loved taking photos as much as photo-bombing. I took my first moon shot in high school. It looked like a spec of dust. I vowed to improve on that shot. After taking photography classes at Franklin Pierce College, I gained the confidence to pursue my passion. I upgraded my equipment over the years and have captured the moon in many phases and environments. I continue to marvel at the moon's beauty and the scenery it creates. I'm hoping to share these images for years to come.
