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Carhenge, Alliance Nebraska
200mm w/ no solar filter, f/2.8, 1/250s, ISO200, single exposure, levels in PS
at maximum 30 min before the Full Moon was visible again
Lunar eclipses can occur only during a full moon. Here, the moon was in perfect alignment with the sun and Earth, with the moon on the opposite side of the Earth from the sun. Earth will cast two shadows on the moon during the eclipse. The penumbra is the partial outer shadow, and the umbra is the full, dark shadow.
When the full moon moves into Earth's shadow, it will darken, but it won't disappear. Sunlight passing through Earth's atmosphere will light the moon.
Moonshot taken over Munich on July 16th 2019 (23:31 MEZ)
with my Canon EOS 450D EF70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM
ƒ/ 5.6
300 mm
1/60
ISO 400
Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)
Partial lunar eclipse, seen from Sapporo in the evening of 4 June 2012.
The exposure was chosen such that the shaded part of the lunar disk can still be seen. The bright part is therefore heavily overexposed.
The next chance to observe a lunar eclipse (even a total one) will be on 13/14 March 2025. It will be completely visible over the Americas, seen rising over northeast Asia and Australia, and setting over Europe and Africa (www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/lunar/2025-march-14).
Camera: Canon PowerShot G12.
Edited with GIMP.
The lunar eclipse over a homestead. Weld County, Colorado - May 15th, 2022
E100 4x5, 210mm lens (homestead)
3 second at f32, 812 filter and 1 stop soft GND
135mm lens (moon) exposure every 8 minutes, varying from 1/15th to 8 seconds
21 exposures on one sheet of film. Read the blog post on how I created this image here: www.alexburkephoto.com/blog/2022/5/19/photographing-the-l...
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.
Dallas, Oregon
When planning to come to a wedding on the 26th, my brother encouraged us to come 5 days early for the eclipse. What a treat!
" Eclipsed eyes". 5 Applicators for Big Eyes : red, green, amber, gray and light blue. By Eternity Mor. MP : marketplace.secondlife.com/.../ETERNITY.../25922121
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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.
EQUIPMENT:
• Sky-Watcher 150mm / F8
• 1 shot: 4 sec @ ISO 800
• Celestron CG5 AdvancedGT Mount
• Canon T1i Mod
Lorena / São Paulo
Brazil
Apod GrAG winner:
On the evening of 2022-11-08 I successfully observed and photographed the total Lunar eclipse from the capital of Japan.
This eclipse had a once-in-a-lifetime speciality as during the event the Moon was conjugating with planet Uranus. And by viewing it in East-Asia, the Moon passed in front of the planet, so there was a Uranus-eclipse by the eclipsed Moon.
The photos were taken in every 15 minutes.
2022-11-08 Tokyo, Japan
Canon EOS 5D Mark II + Tamron EF 150-600 @600mm
1/3 sec, f/6.3, ISO 1000
A short Youtube video about the event:
sooc shot of partial eclipse this afternoon. I do not have filter so use electronic shuttle to push the s speed to 1/16000
This second montage shows the perceived transition in the moon's appearance from totality through to a late Penumbral (recession) phase during the eclipse.
I have deliberately made the third totality image a little bigger as it represents approximately mid total eclipse and the moon was showing a beautiful bright copper colour.
A bluish colour is evident just after totality as it was, just before totality, in the previous montage. This is due to ozone in earth's atmosphere scattering the red component of white light more than the blue.
For 52 Weeks for Dogs -- 33/52
Flattery is ready for the solar eclipse!
You can read more about Flattery at TalesAndTails.com.
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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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
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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On the hillside above Gros Ventre Road waiting for the Eclipse. The setting was amazing. Despite the rows of cars on the road you did not feel crowded at the top. That's my little group on the left.
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.
Ya had to know I was gonna try this. Sadly my camera wasn't really up to shooting the eclipsed moon in detail like so many of the other great shots we're seeing on flickr right now. Nonetheless, I am compelled...as usual, the moon is real while the water and reflection are simulated using the flood filter.
Camera: Casio EX-P505 on tripod
Exposure: 2.5 sec (5/2)
Aperture: f/3.4
Focal Length: 31.5 mm
Exposure Bias: 2 EV
I hope those of you who could see it took the time to check it out. We had a perfectly clear night here, and the naked-eye viewing was great.
There is an amazing flood of moonshots on flickr right now if you look at the "everyone" stream on your home page.
This is not an eclipse.... it's a TOTAL ECLIPSE! I had to make a Arnold reference, it was too easy. Totality with Regulus to the left, I believe. If you didn't get to see it in person, make plans for the next one. As good as any photo looks of the eclipse... live is 100X better!
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!
The TOTAL Total Lunar Eclipse. Just in case you missed it here is every stage of the 700 year in the making epic event!
Taken with Panasonic GF-1 20mm
and the Panasonic FZ-35
1 year ago today, the Great American Eclipse dazzled skies across the United States. For 3 1/2 incredible minutes, 'totality' cast eerie darkness settled over the sprawling flatlands of Ohio— the first total solar eclipse in my homestate in more than 200 years.
In the most anticipated 'celestial' event of my lifetime, it was essential that I captured not just the eclipse but the environment it's path took it through. The legacy B&O CPL bracket at SE Ottawa was a perfect subject, giving a clear signal to an impening southbound freight train. Classic signalling, which will exist for but a flicker of time in the cosmic spectrum, stood against a once-in-a-lifetime event—a rare convergence of space and time.
The next total eclipse across Ohio won't happen for another 74 years. By then, it's a certainty that signals like this will reside deep in the folds of antiquity
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)
WINGS PHDG Thanks for your giveaway <3
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.