Capturing an analemma of the Moon isn’t easy. These figure-8 designs are most often seen when a photographer captures the position of the Sun at the same time each day for a year. But, with the Moon, things are a bit trickier, as the Moon returns to the same position in the sky around 50 minutes and 29 seconds later each day.
Despite this trickiness, one photographer captured images of the Moon over the course of two months as it traveled across the sky each day, showcasing the various locations where Earth's satellite could be seen.