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Lunar Eclipse - Dec 21st 2010 as seen from Tampa, FL. It was a clear night. Eclipse started almost 1:40AM EST and by 2:30AM EST, Moon was totaly eclipsed. Have taken here multiple shots as the eclipsed progressed.
Photo ID: 58085 Eclipse
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seeing the eclipse light, I was seized with the desire to take a picture in the strange eclpse light
Maximum Eclipse.
Good to see that a lot of my contacts and others had a good morning eclipse watching as well.
another poster for the new film from the Twilight Saga, ECLIPSE which will be released later this year :)
a little note :- I managed to find a picture of Bryce Dallas Howard which I manipulated into Victoria, it's not perfect but does the job.
PLEASE DO NOT COPY, STEAL OR UPLOAD WITHOUT PERMISSION, THANKS
One of the most popular cars of the street racing film “The Fast and the Furious” is the Green Eclipse driven by Paul Walker as “Brian Earl Spilner”. As one of the cars in the memorable quarter mile race against Vin Diesel at the beginning of the film, the car features a variety of custom options including a striking vinyl graphic design by Troy Lee. The car contains a custom Blitz body kit, APR rear wing, roof scoop, twin NOS bottles, and custom interior. Several cars were produced for the film, one of them was even blown to pieces in the gunfight scene where the NOS bottles exploded. As was the case with most of the cars from the first film, the Eclipses were painted different colors for the second film “2 Fast 2 Furious”. Many of them were repainted back to green to promote the film series.
Abramovich's new yacht, Eclipse, in dry dock in Hamburg. It's the largest private yacht at approximately 164m (538 ft) and comes with a mini-submarine, a missile defense system, and two helicopter pads. James Bond anyone? It was built by Blohm & Voss.
Second contact, maximum annular eclipse, and third contact. See the segmentation of the solar limb (Baily's beads). Fantastic eclipse seen from Facundo, Chubut, Argentina.
During the summertime a drake Wood Duck molts out of his beautiful, nuptial plumage into what is called his eclipse plumage. It only lasts a few weeks before he will molt back into breeding plumage. And I found the drakes difficult to photograph during this stage because they would often stay hidden. But I did have a brief photo session with this drake one morning in early July. He perched for a long time in front of a large family of ducks, not allowing me a clean shot. But finally the family dispersed and I found a brief window when he was alone. July 3, 2015
This is a lunar eclipse on the morning of Saturday, December 10, 2011 as seen from the San Francisco bay area. This photo was taken about twenty minutes before totality. The reddish brown color is from diffraction of the sunlight passing through the earth's atmosphere before reflecting off the surface of the moon. There was a thin layer of clouds in the sky, so some detail is lost and I wasn't able to shoot the eclipse when the moon was completely covered by the eath's shadow. I used a Canon EOS 5D mark 2 with an image stabilized Canon EF 100-400mm f4.5-5.6 L zoom lens. Exposure was 1/800 of a second at f5.6 and ISO 1000. The focal length was maxed out at 400mm. Focus was manually set at infinity.