Question answered by supermoon

The supermoon gave me a perfect opportunity to 

answer a question that I have had for sometime

now and never bothered to answer.

I will give the question and answer after 

this first image of the supermoon.

A little shot of the moon a bit too high of 

an exposure and adjusted in bridge. 

I kind of liked the neon effect.

OK the question:

Does the moon look the same at night as it does in the morning 

when it is on the other side of the sky?

When I asked this question of others I got three responses.

1. Of course not.

2. Of course it does.

and number

3. I don't know, that is a good question.

Well it really should be an obvious answer as it has changed

from one angle to another as it crosses the sky, but

I decided I had to prove it.

So on my way to work at 5:30 AM on November 14, 2016

I stopped my car and took a few pictures. 

I way underexposed them so that I could see the features better.

Western Sky : 5:30 AM  11/14/2016

Then that evening I took another image at around 7 PM

when it was in the Eastern sky as it came up over

the mountain East of my home.

Eastern Sky : 7:00 PM  11/14/2016

I got the answer I expected as you can see in these images 

that the angle does indeed make a difference.

These were both taken from the raw image in my camera and 

exposure slightly adjusted to make them the 

same illumination.

Now I have another question that I will need to answer next spring.
What does it look like during the different seasons?