Last Total Lunar Eclipse for 3 YEARS!

[Catlady711]

I didn't use the camera meter, I shot all mine on manual with a tripod, mirror lock up, and self timer.

#1 - ISO 200 F/11 1/8 sec

#2 - ISO 800 F/5.6 .8 sec

#3 - ISO 1600 F/5.6 1/3 sec

I was shooting with a 300mm lens with a doubler on it (equivilent of a 600mm lens).

[kittycats_delight]

there was no sight of the moon here last night or this morning I should say at all. We were shrouded in mist and fog and not a star or moon could be seen in the sky. Needless to say I wasn't a very happy camper. I will have to just admire everyone else shots.

Glad some people got to enjoy it.

Michelle

[Maya & Inka's mommy]

Beautifull pics!!!

At 3AM, I was sleeping like a rose

[anna_66]

I did get to see some of it. Unfortunately we have no windows that would let me see if from inside so I had to go out in the cold, and man was it cold!
I did get a few shots (why didn't I think of using the self timer) but even with my tripod they turned out blurry.
But it was something to see!

Here's mine....



This one would have been nice if I knew how to take better pictures

[smokey the elder]

I woke up at 10:00 when it was nearing totality (mainly red) and I could see Saturn and Arcturus in very close conjunction. Wonderful astronomical eye candy!

[wolf_Q]

Thanks for sharing the great photos, everyone! I went outside to check it out but the sky was completely covered in clouds.