Moon shots seem to need a foreground to give them interest to me. We learned years ago, at the Science Museum of Virginia, that the moon seems to get smaller as it rises in the sky. In fact, it really leaves the things on the horizon or in the foregroud that place it in perspective, so make it have "scale." It's a neat optical illusion in a way.
As for the assignment, you captured what it was where you were...which is the essence of photography.
I have a friend who posts gorgeous moon pix on FB very often. I haven't looked to see if she caught the supermoon yet. Thanks for reminding me!
