Regarding the photo: you could use PhotoPills app to plan your shoots with any sky objects including moon. For example in 5 minutes I realised that 30 of December 2020 the moon was exactly above the pass at about 10:50. A bit higher(3.54deg) than at 11:32(2.64deg). Precise time highly depends on your desired location.
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The Ryōgoku Bridge depicted here was one of the most important landmarks in the Edo townscapes. Spanning Edo's widest river, the Sumida, this bridge was one of the largest and most beautiful bridges in the capital. Hiroshige focuses on the dynamic forms of the strut system supporting the bridge, a symbol of modern Edo technological advances.
Also symptomatic of Edo modernity was the development of recreational boating for the middle class. While the passengers enjoyed the Sumida River from covered gondolas (yakatabune) such as those seen here, the bridge piers would cut the landscape into unexpected shapes.
Hiroshige depicts just such a scene here; the double-x form of the Ryōgoku bridge foundation is strikingly superimposed on a backdrop of a full moon and zigzagging clouds hovering over the watersurface.
Although Hiroshige's use of the pseudonym "Ichiyūsai" as his signature indicates a date fairly early in his career, the bold confident design typical of his mature style can already be detected in this scene from the series "Famous Sights of the Eastern Capital."
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All four titles relate to the moon and the changing parts of the day. Twilight is the time of day right before sunset, when the last light of daygives way to night. Edward tells Bella that twilight is the hard part ofthe day for him, because it's the time when darkness comes, and it reminds himof his lifetime of endless night/darkness as a vampire. Later in thebook, he also talks about how Bella wants that to be the "twilight of herlife," because she wants him to end her human life and turn her into avampire. But he isn't ready to end her life when it has barely juststarted.
The new moon is when the moon goes dark; it's the time of the lunar cyclewhen the moon is closest to the sun. In this book, the "new moon" refersto the darkness Bella feels when Edward leaves, as well as the transformationof Jacob Black into a wolf. The link between wolves and moons is fairlycommon, and since this is a new life for Jacob, it links well to the title.
Eclipse is what happens when the sun and moon line up together. Oneeclipses the other, blocking it out from sight to the people on earth. There is a quote about this in that book, but I can't find it right now,unfortunately. In general, you can think of the idea that in this bookBella feels very torn between Jacob (her sun) and Edward (her moon). Onewill have to "eclipse" the other for her eventually, when she decides betweenthem.
"It's twilight," Edward murmured, looking at the western horizon. . . . Hisvoice was thoughtful, as if his mind were somewhere far away. . . . "It's thesafest time of day for us," he said, answering the unspoken question in myeyes. "The easiest time. But also the saddest, in a way . . . theend of another day, the return of the night. Darkness is so predictable,don't you think?" He smiled wistfully.
So, there you go, the safest time. In some ways, the most beautifuland the saddest time. Edward's answer is cryptic, however. Myopinion burgeons from here into the idea that vampires can't be seen insunlight, . . . and perhaps night is when their greatest lust for bloodsurfaces. Therefore, Edward is correct in his assessment.
Also, at the prom, there is a point where Bella indicates that she thoughtEdward was going to change her that night (she had no idea he was taking her tothe prom). He says to her that her life has barely started, and sheshouldn't be ready to give that life up, or for this moment to become thetwilight of her life.
I believe it is explained somewhere in the book as the time of day that ismost easy for vampires, yet is also the saddest time of day, because itsymbolizes an ending. Vampires, as immortal, are stuck somewhere in betweenlife and death. They are forever stuck in "twilight," not in the sun or thedaylight of life, yet not in the complete darkness of death. Rather they arestuck between, in the twilight of life, where everything fades to a dimgrey.
I live in Tennessee and teach English, French, and yearbook journalism in a very small public high school(fewer than 400 students).Before becoming a teacher, I was a production editor/copy editor at Abingdon Press for 20 years.The cat in the icon is my very vocal Maine coon cat named Bitsy.
Having said that, in my opinion, the title has to do with the fact thatvampires like the Cullens are able to come out into daylight only on days whenthe sunlight is no brighter than it is during twilight--the minutes just beforesunset and just before daybreak. That is why they choose to live in thenorthwest, where the skies are overcast most of the time. Unlike in most othervampire stories, the characters in "Twilight" do not burst into flame whenexposed to sunlight. Instead, they have another unique feature that wouldexpose them for being different from human beings.
Children of the MoonDietCarnivorousMortalityUnknownHabitatEarthStatusEndangeredDistinctionTurn into feral wolf-like creatures on the night of a full moon.AbilitiesInvoluntary wolf-beast transformationReproductionInfectionNichePredator
The Children of the Moon, also known as werewolves, are human beings that at night, at the fullest phase of the moon, transform into fearsome feral wolf-like creatures. Werewolves, unlike shape-shifters, have the strength and power to kill a vampire single-handedly. Their strength coupled with their inability to control the shift into their wolf forms makes them extremely dangerous and resulted in many vampires fearing them. This fear led to the Volturi nearly eradicating all werewolves from Europe and Asia.
Children of the Moon change form only at night, and during the fullest phase of the moon. While in their werewolf form, the Children of the Moon lose their human consciousness; they are feral rather than rational. Usually, they run alone, or with one companion of the opposite gender. Children of the Moon cannot breed in their animal form; they can spread their species only by infecting other humans through a bite. Infected humans who have children do not pass their abilities to their offspring.
In their animal form, Children of the Moon have heightened strength and speed that make them both deadly and difficult to kill; contrary to legend, these werewolves cannot be killed with a silver bullet, nor does silver repel them. Their amplified abilities make them capable of destroying a lone vampire while it took several shape-shifters to kill Laurent, a nomad. The greatest advantage the werewolf has in both his/her human and animal forms is immunity to vampire venom, both the transformative properties and the pain-producing properties. Unlike the Quileute shape-shifters, Children of the Moon lose all their consciousness and rationality while in their animal form. This gives vampires one advantage in battle, as they retain their focus and fighting skill.
In their changed form, they do not entirely resemble actual wolves: Their forelegs are more powerful than their hind legs, and they still have usable hands with opposable thumbs. In addition, their stance is more upright, making their movement somewhat ape-like, rather than entirely canine.
Because vampires and Children of the Moon share the same food source and because each is an exception to the other's near indestructibility, they are natural enemies. Over time, however, the vampires have hunted the once populous werewolves into near extinction.
Not much is known about the Children of the Moon's history. It is known that Caius, one of the Volturi leaders, is terrified of them after he was nearly killed in a fight with one two thousand years ago. Aro and Marcus knew about Caius' encounter, and since werewolves pose a threat to vampires everywhere, the werewolves were almost annihilated, resulting in near-extinction in Europe and Asia. It is not known if they are found anywhere else in the world. In Eclipse, it is revealed that James once hunted one across Siberia, with Victoria and Laurent accompanying him. The hunt was a success, as usual, although James was unaware what the beast really was.
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