Steve, the full moon will not grace the webcam view during 2010. On January 30, the full moon passes over Mt. Whitney at 4:04 am, but it is 34 degrees above the horizon, which is about 20 degrees above your camera's sight-window. The next morning at 5:40 am the moon passes over Whitney, but about 23 degrees above the horizon--again, too high for your camera.
On February 28, the full moon passes over Whitney at 4:29 am, but, alas, too high.
No full moon over Whitney in March. On April 28, it passes over Whitney in the afternoon at 3:38 pm, but way too high.
No Whitney full moon passes in May, June, July or August. And the full moon passes in September through December are all way high. (Again, I am talking about the camera's view, only.)
As far as full moon is concerned, it looks like you got our best shot for 2010. Congratulations!
There may be partial moon fly-bys, like what you captured, but I did not check for those.
