Supermoon in Rio: see 10 places to see and photograph the phenomenon

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Observers and photographers seek the best angles to see and click the ‘super sturgeon moon’, a phenomenon that makes Earth’s natural satellite appear larger. Supermoon clicked this Tuesday, from Niterói, with Christ the Redeemer ‘touching’ the Marcello Cavalcanti satellite to rotate Rio to find the best angles for photos. If only the full moon, in itself, already impresses with its beauty, when combined with the Rio landscape it yields even more beautiful images – like Christ the Redeemer “touching” the moon. g1 listened to photographers and selected 10 tips for places to record the Moon in the midst of mountains, seas and the buildings of the Greater River. In addition, at the end of the report you will find tips on how to photograph with your cell phone. The carioca photographer Marcello Cavalcanti, specialized in landscapes, explains that it is important to remember that the Moon rises and sets in different places and times, every day, but it always rises in the East and sets in the West. In the case of the Rio shore, for example, the common thing is to look towards Niterói to see the Moon rising, and in the opposite direction, from the West Zone, to observe the Moon setting. It is also important to pay attention to the times of sunrise and sunset. This Tuesday, it will be possible to observe the supermoon from 5:43 pm (Brasília time), when it appears on the horizon – see the cities with favorable conditions for observing the phenomenon. Moonrise: Moonlight reflected in the sea Marcos Serra Lima/G1 1. Praia de Botafogo: from the ground or from the top of a building (like Botafogo Praia Shopping, for example), it is possible to frame the Moon behind the Sugarloaf Mountain . Depending on the angle and the lens, you can even fit the cable car inside the satellite. 2. Vista Chinesa: in the middle of the Tijuca National Park, going up Horto, it is possible to see the moon rising on the side of Niterói or in the sea and still framing Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, Sugar Loaf and even Christ the Redeemer (with a more open lens). Moon in Vista Chinesa Marcello Cavalcanti 3. Leblon Belvedere or Dois Irmãos Park: from the end of Leblon beach, looking towards Arpoador, the moon can rise behind the rock or the sea, illuminating the entire shore. This angle is possible both from the lookout near the beach and up to Parque Dois Irmãos, for a view from above. The full moon illuminates Arpoador, in an image taken from a lookout point in Leblon, which is usually deserted at night Marcello Cavalcanti / Press Release 4. Lookout at Roncador (going up to Prainha): looking towards Praia da Barra, the moon appears framed with all the edge. With a good zoom, it is possible to leave it very ‘touching’ Pedra da Gávea. From the Mirante do Roncador, near Prainha, the moon rises next to Pedra da Gávea Marcello Cavalcanti 5. Mirante Dona Marta: one of the most classic photos of Praia de Botafogo is taken from the gazebo and, in times of full moon, you can put the Moon very close to the Sugar Loaf, illuminating the bay and the boats. ‘Blue moon’ at Praia de Botafogo, in 2015 Marcello Cavalcanti Moonset: Moonset seen from Pedra do Arpoador Marcello Cavalcanti 6. Pedra do Arpoador: turning the gaze/camera to Leblon, the moon can be close to Morro Dois Irmãos and Vidigal, or further to the right, over the Serra da Carioca massif. 7. Lagoon (Parque da Catacumba): always positioned towards the West Zone, it is possible to frame the moon near Morro Dois Irmãos, Pedra da Gávea and Rocinha, with the reflection in Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas. Sunset behind Pedra da Gávea, in a click taken from Parque da Catacumba, at Lagoa Marcello Cavalcanti 8. Praia de Icaraí (Niterói): it was from there that photographer Leonardo Sens clicked in June the Moon holding Christ the Redeemer. For the click, you need a good zoom on a professional camera. Christ ‘holding’ the Moon went viral on the internet Leonardo Sens 9. Quebra-Mar (Barra da Tijuca): from the beginning of Barra da Tijuca’s waterfront and looking towards Recreio, the Moon sets in the sea or behind the mountains of the West Zone. 10. Mureta do Leme: from the left end of the shore, looking towards Copacabana, the moon sets behind the buildings or close to Morro dos Cabritos. Moon setting, with the day clear, in a click made from the stone of Leme Marcello Cavalcanti How to take a photo of the Moon with your cell phone Taking a good photo of the Moon with your cell phone is a little more difficult, since the Earth’s natural satellite can appear as a white circle. But although not all cell phones do well, you can follow some tips to get better images. Check below tips for photographing the Moon with your cell phone: Supermoon behind Pedra da Gávea, on the river José Raphael Berrêdo/G1 Use a tripod or support the device on some object to guarantee stability; Wipe the lens with a microfiber cloth to prevent it from fogging up; If possible, enable the camera’s night mode, present in most cell phones; With the cell phone in position, touch the point on the screen where the Moon appears to adjust the focus – the icon that appears will also have a bar to adjust the brightness; Avoid using all the zoom on your cell phone – the more you zoom in, the greater the chances of the photo being grainy; If necessary, check your phone’s camera settings to disable photo compression. Compare the camera of 5 cell phones that cost up to R$ 3,000 Professional mode If the photo is bad in automatic mode and in night mode, it is possible to manually adjust the photo in professional mode, which usually has the options below. ISO: sets the camera’s sensitivity to light (the higher the number, the brighter, however, the grainier the photo); Speed: controls how long the camera shutter stays open (the higher the number, the more light the camera receives and the clearer the photo is); Exposure (EV): adjusts the brightness in photos (the higher, the brighter, however, the more washed out the photo); Focus: allows you to manually define the object that will be highlighted in the image; White Balance (WB): Helps make colors look more natural (the higher the photo is warmer and more orange, the lower the photo is cooler and bluer) Cameras also often offer adjustments for contrast, enhancement, shadows, saturation and hue. The main warning is to adjust it little by little and do tests to understand the best setting to get a good photo. READ ALSO: Galaxy S23 Ultra or iPhone 14 Pro: which has the best camera? Is it time to change your cell phone? Take the test and find out

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