With the moon light nearly in my back, I photographed a Leucanthemum meadow (weisse Margeriten) near Friedelhausen and the road B 3a (Full moon on 2015-06-02). As my camera hasn't been good enough to show the effects of moonlight reflections, I have used a flashlight here for this photo: Only in the upper dark left part of the photo you can view, what is to be seen in the real night: A sea of white blossoms, best to be seen from the direction of the moon-light (nearly the same direction of the daylight of the sun in June. From other directions the reflections of the white flowers are weaker. Maybe it is a weak instance for Phototropism (Phototropismus) and especially for Heliotropism, but who of Commons-photographers make the future better photos for these Wikipedia-Articles (and Commons: Moonlight)?