The full moon lights up the autumn sky

The full moon occasionally peeks through the clouds, casting its beautful light across the sky. Even amid the city’s buildings, trees and streetlights, its presence stands out. The full moon closest to the autumnal equinox is known as the “Harvest Moon”. It is the brightest and largest-looking full moon visible during autumn. Here are some moments captured on the evening of 26 September from the Mujgunni area of Khulna city.

The Harvest Moon spreads its light through gaps in the clouds in the eastern sky.
The light of the moon, combined with drifting clouds, creates a striking scene in the sky.
The moon casts its light through the gaps of the leaves.
The moon appears above the buildings of the city.
The streetlights are out of order, but the moon has taken over the duty to light up the city road.
The Harvest Moon spreads its light alongside the artificial glow of the streetlights.
The Harvest Moon appears in its full splendour beneath a cloudless sky.
Even if the clouds try to hide it, the moon still continues to shine spreading its beauty.