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Surrounding landscape at totality of the Eclipse August 21, 2017, Seabrook Island, south of Charleston, SC. Against a very dark, ethereal blue sky, streaks of lightning could be seen coming from the clouds. Totality occurred at 2:47 pm. This image taken at 2:39 pm. Pano of 3 shots each a HDR of 3.
Against all expectations of clear skies, everything went well and the total lunar eclipse revealed itself in its splendor. In the photo, the Earth's shadow covering the Moon in its entirety, at its maximum peak!
The Reddish-orange color happens because the sunlight shining directly onto Earth passes through the atmosphere and is projected onto the Moon — giving it a red tone during the eclipse. This same effect is seen on sunrises and sunsets.
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Contra todas as expectativas de céu limpo, tudo correu bem e o eclipse lunar total se revelou em seu esplendor. Na foto, a sombra da Terra cobrindo a Lua em sua totalidade, em seu pico máximo!
A cor laranja-avermelhada acontece porque a luz do sol que brilha diretamente na Terra passa pela atmosfera e é projetada na Lua – dando-lhe um tom vermelho durante o eclipse. Este mesmo efeito é visto no nascer e pôr do sol.
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A bracketed HDR image of the Lunar Eclipse on 27 July 2018, photographed from my backyard with a Nikon D750 and my 200-500mm Lens with a 2x Teleconverter (1000mm).
The Camera was tracking the Moon on my Celestron AVX Telescope Mount.
Lunar Eclipse Time-Lapse:
View the Time-Lapse movie of the longest Lunar Eclipse of the Century. This video shows the most dramatic part of the Eclipse, when the Umbra (the darkest part of Earth's shadow) moves over the Moon. Only the long wavelengths of light (towards the red side of the Electromagnetic Spectrum) manage to illuminate the Moon, resulting in the red color.
Why is Earth's shadow round on the Moon during an Eclipse?
Notice Earth's spherical shadow on the Moon. Yes, just like all the other Planets in the Universe, the Earth is also not Flat!
"Nature can not be fooled." - Richard P. Feynman.
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Lunar Eclipse
Scottsdale, Arizona
May 15, 2022
We had a few minutes to view the total eclipse before some high clouds covered the show. I'm always amazed at how dark a lunar eclipse is.
Nikon D850
Nikon 70-200 f/2.8 at 200 mm
1 sec at f/2.8 ISO 1600
May 15, 2022
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We're south of the total eclipse path, but we got close. I'll post a collage image later, but this is pretty cool. The eclipse has begun. The sunlight is bouncing around the lens elements inside the camera. A couple of partial eclipsed suns appear.
En mi latitud el eclipse fue parcial, pero se dejó ver bien.
Telescopio Meade 2120b + Meade series 4000 f/6.3 focal reducer/field flattener
Thousand Oaks solar filter.
Popayán Colombia
GPS Latitude - 2 deg 29' 38.90" Norte
GPS Longitude - 76 deg 33' 23.80" Oeste
GPS Altitude - 1831.6 m
... total lunar eclipse shot on 3rd of March 2007 in Saarbruecken with Canon 5D, at the telescope's focus by Andrei and myself.
the part of the moon in the shadow of earth is red-orange because of earth's atmospheare. the umbral shadow is slightly bluish and the rim gets very bright, because the greatest eclipse is almost over.
the hdr version (previous in the photostream) is taken only few minutes later, but the rim became so bright that it was not possible to capture the image of moon with a one shot - here high dynamic range comes in handy! (10 exposures)
details on the telescope and the location available here: astronomy at mpii.
Total Lunar Eclipse on September 7, 2025
Credit: Giuseppe Donatiello
Residual total phase visible from Italy and the initial part of the partial phase.
The panels are placed at regular intervals and the images have not undergone any editing, that is, they are as they came out of the camera.
The presence of heavy haze made the images rather soft.
Taken with a 127/1140mm refractor + EOS 4000D 4s @ 200ISO
Solar Eclipse series taken on August 21, 2017 near Driggs, Idaho.
The 3 images in the center were taken without solar filtration (those on both sides of the corona are "diamond ring" captures—going into and out of totality). The 6 outside images had a solar filter over the lens. The EXIF on the right is for the corona exposure.
Here's what this eclipse sequence looked like over the Tetons!
During totality it's almost like night (you can see some the planets and the brighter stars).
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The partial Solar eclipse over the famous twisted spire of Chesterfield Paris Church in Derbyshire on the 10th of June 2021.
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... total lunar eclipse shot on 3rd of March 2007 in Saarbruecken with Canon 5D, at the telescope's focus by Andrei and myself.
the part of the moon in the shadow of earth is red-orange because of earth's atmospheare. the umbral shadow is slightly bluish and the rim gets very bright, because the greatest eclipse is almost over.
this hdr version is taken only few minutes after this photo, but the rim became so bright that it was not possible to capture the image of moon with a one shot - here high dynamic range comes in handy! (10 exposures)
details on the telescope and the location available here: astronomy at mpii.
Die Eclipse ist mit einer Länge von 162,5 Meter die aktuell zweitlängste Mega-Yacht der Welt.
Sie wurde im Herbst 2010 von der Hamburger Werft Blohm + Voss an den Eigner des Schiffes, den russischen Milliardär Roman Abramowitsch übergeben.[Der Stapellauf fand am 12. Juni 2009 statt. Anschließend befand sich die Yacht noch einmal zur Überarbeitung bei Blohm + Voss im großen Schwimmdock 10. Am 16. April 2010 wurde sie aus dem Dock entlassen. Der Gesamtpreis wurde auf 340 Millionen Euro geschätzt. Inklusive Extras wie dem U-Boot und dem Raketenabwehrsystem soll sie sogar bis zu 850 Millionen Euro kosten.
Colorblind chap, during the '99 eclipse, around Toulouse.
As my very first lomohome avatar, it was long considered by lomo fellows that this man was me. Well, he is not. I was passing by, I took the picture, and I walked away.
Actually, I may sound vain, yet this one is very special to me, standing as my own all-time favourite lomo picture. I'm not this guy, but this image is me.
Taken from Jocko's vault.
Lomo Lca.
Lunar Eclipse tonight, with guest appearances by Saturn (blue top right) and Regulus, (bright star on left). It was gorgeous to see, and my pix don't do it justice. But, I just popped this off in the backyard to record the event for myself, and I'm sure folks with telescopes or longer lenses got a nicer shot...can't wait to see some. How beautiful our lovely moon is.
All the hype about seeing a full solar eclipse? Completely understated. It far exceeded my wildest imagination! So dark that Venus and a handful of stars were visible... so cold my wife abandoned her camera for a jacket! Truly an incredible experience! If you ever have an opportunity... just go experience it!
Total eclipse (2017) as seen in SW Virginia. This was about 10 minutes before the peak. Taken afocal through an Orion refractor with Mylar filter.
Team Eclipse is a team of 2..
Me and Wain
We are making history with a losing streak longer than Eiffel Tower xD
Winning is purpose of the champions, but we are no champions .. We are warriors, We play the game with no chance of surviving it, but we finish it with courage.
Yeah, we are cool like that B)
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For once the weather was kind to me and I didn't even have to venture further than our front door to capture a series of todays partial eclipse right up to the point of maximum coverage before the cloud moved in!
Eastern Phoebe. I got a new lens yesterday and was so excited to try it out I totally forgot about the eclipse. When it got “overcast” where I live I decided to try and find something to photograph and I found this ole girl.
I prepared my 15 year old Canon 40D for the eclipse by taping a Thousand Oaks solar filter to the lens. I chose this camera as it's probably worth no more than £50 now, so I could afford to lose it if things went horribly wrong.
But in the event I needn't have worried as it was cloudy. Hey ho.
Eclipsed moonset over Cathedral Rock (Sedona, AZ). Moons were taken four minutes apart (the moon moves its own diameter every two minutes). I wanted the moon to stay orange all the way down but ambient light from the impending sunrise and a low, thin layer of clouds to the west washed it out and turned it pinkish.
A bit of a new direction here, thanks to Nicole (www.flickr.com/photos/42756235@N02/)
and Steveblackdog (www.flickr.com/photos/steveblackdog/) for encouragement and inspiration.