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Location Prescot, Merseyside. Nikon D5000, 1/125s f/25.0 ISO 6400 welding glass filter hence green tones.
lunar eclipse seen in Taipei - August 28th, 2007.
All are in exactly relative positions except the bottom one (total eclipse).
start to shoot at: pm19:24:24 (bottom one)
finish at : pm 20:28:07 (upper right)
台北看月蝕
*只看到半個過程，開始時出些狀況，所以留下一些片段未放上來...
除最下方的全蝕外，其他都是在正確的相對位置上。
攝於劍南山
Taipei, Taiwan
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Solar Eclipse...I just got done taking some photo's of the eclipse with my old camera & lens. Someone told me the eclipse could possibly damage the camera. I used a welding lens as a filter
El eclipse solar del 26 de febrero de 2017 fue el primer eclipse solar de 2017. Fue un eclipse anular visible en el centro-sur de América del Sur en la mañana, en el centro-sur de África y la Antártida al atardecer.
La fotografía -de mi autoría- fue tomada con una placa de radiografía en el lente de la cámara
Unfortunately, because of the cloudy weather, I made only photos a little after a full eclipse phase.
Lamentablemente en nuestra zona el día del eclipse estuvo nublado. Por suerte, se fue despejando y se pudieron ver los últimos momentos del fenómeno. Algo es algo...
Actress Ashley Greene arrives to the premiere of "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" during the 2010 Los Angeles Film Festival at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on June 24, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.
Here is First Easton Counties Wrightbus Volvo B7RLE Eclipse KX05 MHA 66977 is seen through Magdelan Street in Norwich while's working on the route 37 to Mulbarton.
This bus was new to First Leicester in April 2005. 16/08/17
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Lunar eclipse
06.15.2011
9:30 pm KSA
I'm a bit disappointed when i was shooting this because the sky wasn't totally clear.
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Estas fotos foram clicadas no dia 27.09.2015 por volta das 23:00hs, na janela de casa, por uma camera Canon 70D + Lente 18-135mm.
A solar eclipse is one of nature's grandest spectacles. It occurs when the Moon blocks any part of the Sun. On Monday, August 21, 2017, a solar eclipse was visible across all of North America. The whole continent experienced a partial eclipse lasting two to three hours. Halfway through the event, anyone within a roughly 70 mile-wide path from Oregon to South Carolina experienced a brief total eclipse, when the Moon completely blocked the Sun's bright face for up to 2 minutes and forty seconds, turning day into night and making visible the otherwide hidden solar corona....the Sun's outer atmosphere....one of nature's most awesome sights.
This shot of a partial eclipse was taken outside of the 70 mile-wide "path of totality". Though, in this area of northern California, the maximum coverage was 75%.....at the time this photo was taken, the moon had covered only around 25%.
Eclipse series.
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... but the sun is eclipsed by the moon ...
thanks to ethan hein for his moon shared under creative commons
Stages of the total lunar eclipse as seen from Brisbane on Saturday 28th July 2018. Note that the full moon was already in the Earth's penumbra in the first image of this sequence and hence dimmer than normal. This is a blend, obviously, in Photoshop, of images taken approximately 10 minutes apart, starting at 4:10am and finishing at 5:40am. There are about 10 stops difference in the exposures of the illuminated moon and the eclipsed moon.
Each image was taken from a tripod with a Fujifilm X-T2 and XF 100-400mm lens, at 400mm, f/8 to f/5.6, 1/1000 sec to 1/10 sec, and ISO 1600 to 6400. (In retrospect, I could have used slower shutter speeds and lower ISOs.)
Here is my similar image from 4 years previously:
Feeling inspired and after seeing all these wonderful images of the eclipse. I decided it was time to put a little more interest in to my subject. Complete composite image using Adobe Photoshop CC2014
I believe this is an eclipse male wigeon on Park Hall Lake. It was quite friendly, coming in quite close for this shot.
25th June 2023
The lunar eclipse on 3rd March 2007, as seen from Leicester.
[ See also the time-lapse video version! ]
There are 22 images stacked together, each one separated by 11 mins 30sec.
Lots of stars can be seen in the photograph. Just like there are multiple images of the Moon, there are also multiple images of the stars.
At the bottom, we have Alphard (mag 2.0) going into the trees on the bottom right and Spica (mag 1.0) to the bottom left.
Above the Moon is Leo, and the stars Regulus (1.4), Denebola (2.1) and Algieba (2.2) are all visible.
The brightest 'star', half-way between the Moon and the top of the picture, is actually the planet Saturn.
I was actually at the Physics Ball drinking beer in Leicester town centre as my camera was automatically taking these photographs!
Well this is the lunar eclipse from this moring. The image is shot with a 28mm lens and I made two exposures one for the lighthouse and one for the moon. The moon however is pretty small in the frame using such a wide lens, especially in web sized images. So I decided to use a seperate shot I made of the moon using a different lens (200mm) and scaled it down to about double the actual size (close to 50mm lens magnification).
I had an aproximate idea of where the moon would be from seeing it the morning before and had planned to shoot the lighthouse from further away with my 200mm lens (and 1.4x TC) to compress the image. But I was wrong and would have to be out on sea to get that shot while the eclipse lasted. :-/
Still somewhat pleased with the image. I was at first not to happy about the reddish car tail lights on the lighthouse but now find it adds to the image since the moon got red during the eclipse.
We drove 50 miles down the road to St Claire Mo. to view the solar eclipse. 08/21/2017
Wife and mother in-law sporting their latest fashion eye wear.
N889CM Eclipse 500 on short finals for runway 23 at Glasgow on 13th July 2023, arriving from Keflavik.
The Eclipse 500 is based on the Williams V-Jet II, which was designed and built by Burt Rutan's Scaled Composites in 1997 for Williams International as a testbed and demonstrator for their new FJX-2 turbofan engine. The aircraft and engine debuted at the 1997 Oshkosh Airshow.
The engines were replaced by Pratt & Whitney Canada PW610Fs in 2004 and Eclipse Aviation won the Collier Trophy in February 2006 for the design. A provisional FAA type certification was received on 27 July 2006 and the first delivery occurred on 31 December 2006.
The six-seat aircraft has an all-metal airframe with a T-tail and straight wings. It is powered by two turbofan engines in aft fuselage-mounted nacelles.
Production of the Eclipse 500 was halted in October 2008 due to lack of funding, after 260 aircraft had been delivered. Eclipse Aerospace bought Eclipse Aviation, and announced the Eclipse 550 update in October 2011. Eclipse Aerospace was merged into One Aviation in April 2015, which entered Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation in February 2021.