If you look at the moon through a pair of binoculars as it rises behind a far distant horizon of trees, houses, etc, those features will look absolutely tiny against what seems to be a truly enormous moon. In filming, they use telephoto lenses to produce the same effect. One of the best examples I ever saw was on TV, where a mountaineer was doing a night climb of a vertical cliff face in the US. He was silhouetted against a full moon, and his body height was about a sixth of the diameter of the moon. A distant shot through a powerful telephoto lens. Wow!