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Rencana hunting gerhana matahari namun apa mau dikata, keadaan pagi itu sedikit berawan menghalangi munculnya gerhana matahari. Tapi tidak disangka-sangka pancaran sinar matahari pagi menembus awan memunculkan keindahan Pantai Kenjeran Lama pagi itu.
8th October 2014 there was a total lunar eclipse where The Earth's was between The Sun and The Moon casting a shadow which significantly dimmed the light reflected back off The Moon.
Annular Solar Eclipse May, 20, 2012 from Lassen NP AT 18:26:24. I was over exposing all of the images as the eclipse neared maximum. I like this one because of the little break in at the tip of the bottom portion where it seems that a moon feature is blocking a little more light. You only get one try at this every several years and I learned a few things; maybe I'll do better in 2017.
Nikki Reed attends the Gala Premiere of The Twilight Saga: Eclipse at Odeon Leicester Square on July 1, 2010 in London, England.
The partial eclipse -- visible across the whole USA -- featured a moment of drama when the moon's shadow started gobbling up a string of sunspots. || taken September 1, 2017 with Canon EOS 7D Mark II and EF100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM +1.4x III at 560, ¹⁄₄₀₀ sec at f/8.0 with ‒ 3 ²⁄₃ EV, ISO 100 || Copyright 2017 Stephen Shankland/CNET
Une éclipse de Lune a eu lieu le mercredi 15 juin vers 22h. Voici une image prise vers 23h15.
Pentax K200_100 ISO_pose 6s_lunette 150/1200mm.
Here is my eclipse sequence, from Hamilton, New Zealand, occurring 1am local time. Things I learned; that the moon scoots along pretty fast! To get the shadowed blood version, I was getting very blurry shots until I realised it was moon movement, not shaky tripod, and cranked the ISO up! Not super happy with sharpness on any of the shots, but OK at this size. Sunlit moon shot on EOS-M with 500mm Reflex mirror lens, (1/100 f8 ISO100), blood moon on 7D at 400mm (70-200 with 2x converter, 1 sec f2.8 (really f4 at sensor) ISO800 all shot from inside my back door!
Since we failed to acquire eclipse glasses, we decided to attend the eclipse viewing party at our local library branch. They were supposed to have some glasses for attendees. Given my previous experience with getting glasses, we got there at 12:30 (party started at 2:00). We found there was already a line, and it just kept getting longer. Eventually, they gave out tickets for each pair of glasses they had, and we were fortunate to be far enough forward to get a ticket. We ended up just taking half the glasses we were allotted, though, to help out with huge number of people who didn’t get tickets.
These are the workshop attendees that were present when we took the picture on the second day. We're sorry we missed a few others.
Eclipse shirts, caps, and other commemorative items were popular with visitors.
Credit: Grand Teton National Park staff
Using the screen rather than the viewfinder, and tilting it at an angle while shielding my eyes, I was able to see the crescent in the frame, but the actual photo would not pick it up because of how bright the surrounding light was. However, I did manage to capture this cool shot of rainbow colors in the cloud.