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The end of totality as the eclipsed Moon rises. Photographed from Brisbane using a 70-200mm telephoto lens. For this Image I took an exposure every 3 minutes, then stacked them together.
Partial lunar eclipse in the evening sky over the Hokkaido University campus, Sapporo.
Camera: Canon PowerShot G12.
Edited with Adobe Photoshop.
After battling rain/lightning I managed to get a shot of the eclipse here in Michigan! Not the best picture but it tells the story :)
Westwood Ranch, northern Arizona
I have done a lot of timelapse, sunset, milky way shots by this old tree. Here’s one more composite . Blue hour shot combined with eclipse timelapse.
Blue Hour: Canon 6DM2 14-35mm lens at 24mm, F 4.0, 4 sec, ISO 1000
Timelapse: Canon 6DM2 14-35mm lens at 20mm, F 5.0, 1/800, ISO 100, and varying shutter speeds to totality at 3.2 seconds. Stationary tripod.
I shot 493 images, and used every 10th one for this composite
Aunque estaba bastante dudosa de levantarme esta mañana, con solo 4 horas de sueño ligero, me puse en pie.
Forrada de capas me dirigí al destino, y después de "tocar" un par de sitios con mucha contaminación lumínica (farolas), encontré mi huequito en el cielo estrellado.
Que síi, que síi que se veían estrellas!
2", f/16, ISO 1600
Seen from nearly 11,200' on top of Hardscrabble Mountain in Eagle, CO.
Such a beautiful thing to witness.
April 4th, 2015- This morning just before sunrise I witnessed a partial lunar eclipse and blood moon. The moon slipped over the horizon much the same way that you see it here. Only those in the U.S. who were West of the Mississippi got to see an eclipse of totality. The image is a little grainy. Hope you enjoy it nonetheless.
View on black.
Copyright Kev Dickinson Photography.
Since Flickr's Explore page is already full of photos of the recent eclipse, I figured I might as well add mine to the mix... (even though I am too busy at the time to do anything else on Flickr).
Anyways, this is captured in Austin, Texas where a well-timed cold front cleared the skies just for the evening of April 14-15. I didn't stay outside the whole time because it was chilly, and that explains why the photos above aren't oriented the same way. So I did "fake" the path of the moon, but the spacing between the photos is about right for relative time differences, except for the last one (I separated it to show it better).
This was my first lunar eclipse, and staying up till 2:30 am was definitely worth it.
Nikon D5100 with Tamron 70-300 USD; processing in Aperture 3 and Gimp.
On April 8, 2024 Mexico, United States, and Canada were treated to a total eclipse of the sun. We contemplated making a weekend of it in Toronto but when the path of totality did not pass over Toronto we turned our sites onto neighboring Ohio. What was normally a 2 hour drive to our target point of Port Clinton turned into a long slog and we did not make it that far. Traffic out of Michigan was horrendous. Lesson learned, be pre-positioned in the location where you wish to view the eclipse.
After heated discussion about stopping in Southern Michigan or continuing, I insisted we needed to at least get into Toledo. Once we did, we found a car park at a school. I got setup quickly and captured this.
Eclipse de lune 16 juillet 2019. Assemblage de 5 images à des expos différentes. Megrez 72 et EOS 760d.
Projected through a pair of binoculars (Nikon Monarch 8x42). The partial eclipse is seen as a pair of crescents.
Solar Eclipse of 2026, captured in Spain.
Check my YouTube video about shooting this eclipse in Spain.
partial eclipse, corona, partial cloudy sky a bit hazy, slight corrections with "The Gimp", Sigma 150-500mm - not direct light proof
28th August 2007
Maroochydore Qld. Australia.
Day 240 in my 2007 day by day series.
www.flickr.com/groups/australia_2007_day_by_day/
4 of four photos.
12.08.2026 - Partial (85%) solar eclipse event, Wrocław, Poland
Nikon FE / 50mm 1.8 / Kodak Gold 200 / Developed in lab / Scanned with Nikon Z50 + TTArtisan 40mm f2.8 Macro / Edited in Darktable
El eclipse de Luna visto desde el Teide en Tenerife. El planeta Marte a la derecha/ Blood Moon
lunar eclipse in Teide, Tenerife. Mars is visible on the right
12.08.2026 - Partial (85%) solar eclipse event, Wrocław, Poland
Nikon FE / 50mm 1.8 / Kodak Gold 200 / Developed in lab / Scanned with Nikon Z50 + TTArtisan 40mm f2.8 Macro / Edited in Darktable