Lunar Eclipse 4-15-14 by vis151
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Several of us went to the Worley Observatory last night to shoot the eclipse. The wind was blowing 90 mph!, Cloudy and freezing cold! About 11:30 the clouds parted and a beautiful full moon appeared. We set up our equipment and went to work. I shot a photo every 10 minutes till the eclipse was about 40% then went to 1 minute, then 30 seconds apart. We stopped around 3:30 am. Thanks for viewing and more to come.
Jody
Comments (14)
shayhurs
Well done; In Kenmore, at about 10:00 PDT I had nothing but cotton-candy--not even teh moonlight was making it through. When I was up at 5AM, there were breaks tot eh east, but the Moon was in the west (sigh)...
CarolusB
Worley Idaho? Small world. I happened to read about Worley on Wikipedia (for no real reason) about 15 minutes ago. Wondeful picture, by the way.
kgb224
We could not see it in Pretoria. I viewed a world map where it could be seen and where not. Amazing capture. God bless.
johndoop
Fantastic picture!!! Beautiful colors!!!!
ichtvan
Great capture. Yours efforts were not waste .
RodS Online Now!
Great capture of the eclipse. It was heavy overcast here, so no moon :-(
prutzworks
good job
photosynthesis
Great shot. I was thinking of staying up to watch & shoot this, but I couldn't possibly have matched this result...
tulipe
Wonderful capture!
tommorules
Sadly not visible from the UK. Great shot, worth the late night!
Hamiltongraphics
I was flying over the North Pacific and I got to see it from the air. Very cool. Thanks for the pic.
whaleman
Great shot. Overcast so none from me here!
jocko500
wow I was sick and could not watch it as i was sleeping lol. very good shots. guess you google blood moons
junge1
Great capture. Do you use an equatorial mount for your celestial photography?