The photographic strategy in Full Moon centers on capturing the enigmatic presence of the moon in various nocturnal landscapes, emphasizing its luminous influence and changing phases. The images explore the interplay between natural light and darkness, often evoking a contemplative and serene mood.

Spanning 236 pages, the book offers a visual investigation into the moon’s role as a celestial motif, without reliance on textual narrative. Its extensive collection from 1999 reveals a consistent focus on thematic cohesion around lunar phenomena and the atmospheric qualities of night.