LOOK: Best supermoon photos around Denver, including Blucifer looking awfully apocalyptic

Denver-area photographers and moon-admirers alike turned out Sunday and Monday nights to catch a glimpse of the always-popular supermoon.

Stephanie Snyder

Nov. 15, 2016, 2:17 pm

3 min. read

Denver-area photographers and moon-admirers alike turned out Sunday and Monday nights to catch a glimpse of the always-popular supermoon.

While Sunday marked the closest that a full moon has been to Earth in 68 years, Monday's moonrise didn't disappoint either.

Did you catch the supermoon? Email your photos to [email protected] or tag @dnvrite on Instagram or Twitter.

Stephanie Snyder

Stephanie Snyder is Denverite's engagement specialist — focusing on social media, audience development and finding creative ways to connect with readers. Like many, she is an enthusiastic Denver transplant after working as a journalist in New York City, Southern California, Washington, D.C., and her hometown — Phoenix.

LOOK: Best supermoon photos around Denver, including Blucifer looking awfully apocalyptic

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