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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!
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.
Our moon, the full Blood Moon, among the stars, seen from the Space Coast.
This was Friday morning at 3:31am (ET) as the Moon was exiting "total eclipse," getting brighter as it emerged from the Earth's shadow.
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Canon 300mm f5.6L - moon, facing east (from my front garden), 1 sec @ f5.6, 100ASA.
Canon 15 mm fisheye - sky, facing west (from my back garden), 8 sec @f2.8, 100ASA.
No noise reduction at all, same colour balance both shots.
Both shot 28 August 2007 about 8.30 pm AEST, Weston, ACT, Australia.
This photo made it into Flickr Explore on 28 August 2007 to no. 420.
Eclipse de lune du 27 juillet 2018 sous une météo exécrable. Nuage, vent alors que nos avions eu une superbe météo dans les semaines précédentes. Un peu complètement rageant...
The annular eclipse was pretty cool, even with the 90% coverage we had in San Francisco. But somehow, none of the images showed the moon across the face of the sun. So I decided to try some extreme processing.
This was taken just after the maximum eclipse, about two hours before sunset.
Worth viewing on black if you have time.
Iceland, near Reykjavík.
Collage of stages of the eclipse, from 08:41 to 10:17. Maximum state (center) 09:37.
Real Name : Tess
Aka : Eclipse
She is an orphan , when she was little she see a Solar Eclipse , from that moment on she was able to create al kind of weapons with the power of the shadows , she also can create a shadow clone that fights at her side .
When she was 10 , Talia al Ghul took her under her wrist to train her abilities with her son Damian Wayne but during some trainings Eclipse try to kill the yung Damian because she was so
jealous about the love
between Talia and Damian , from that moment on Talia
expelled Tess .......
At now she is one of the most wanted thief of Cost City and Bludhaven , her mission is to Kill Damian and Talia
to put an end to her thirst for vengeance.
Hope you like it guys ;) !
iacopo - italy
The final phase of the July 2018 lunar eclipse
Frames are stacked every 2 minutes approx.
All photos were taken using Canon EOS 1200D and the 70-300 Canon telephoto, at 100 mm
Settings ranged from 1/10 sec f/5, ISO 800, to 1/500 sec. f/5, ISO 100
Eclipse fever became very prevalent in the couple of weeks leading up to the event with photographers hunting down suitable locations and constantly checking the weather forecasts, a lot of talk about how to and what if, the use of solar filters and the possible damage due to infrared on the electronic sensors of digital cameras.
The day was finally upon us and I ventured across to the west side of Dartmoor to attempt to capture the event and to offer my take on it. All best laid plans changing at the very last minute having initially planned to capture the eclipse developing over a period of time setting the alarm on the phone and taking bracketed images every 6 minutes, this in itself was fraught with problems due to the misty conditions that we were met with on the day.
It started very clear as we approached the location with the mist gathering in varying density, on some occasions reducing visibility to virtually only a few meters. A quick check of the watch and the event had started with our moon starting to obscure the the rays of the sun then the mist rolled in even denser with thoughts that the partial eclipse would not be seen by many in South Devon.....
The time was fast approaching when the moon would have been close to its maximum eclipse of 85% where we were located in the UK, and still the mist was rolling through with very little visibility when all of a sudden the mist cleared sufficiently to allow the lunar eclipse to to break though with the mist providing probably the best neutral density filter possible with the outlines of the sun and moon showing clearly through the haze, an amazing site to behold right on zero hour allowing this image to be captured with the church of St Michael de Rupe silhouetted in the mist....