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Lunar Eclipse

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ghaynes

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Yesterday morning was a total Lunar eclipse. It was best seen here in the western part of the country so Bear probably got an awesome view sitting on the beach on Whidbey.

Thought I would share the image that I am going to sell this year. For the technical photo buffs I shoot with a 39M pixel Hasselblad. Total image size after processing is about 80mb. This will end up being a 20x60 print.

The tall peak is Longs Peak which is just south of Rocky Mountain national park.

So Jenn, Bear and any others did you grab a shot you can share? I read the event won't be viewable again in North America until sometime in 2014.

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It was so foggy here, we couldn't even tell the moon was out! This is the first I am seeing it. Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
 
Ken, yes here at home. One reason I am buying a CI is that I had a spot that might have been better but sleeping in the car or tent with overnite lows at 16 last night just doesn't have the appeal it used to. :/. So I went out on my back deck where I have a pretty unobstructed view.
 
I read about tomorrow's upcoming eclipse on Saturday morning. Then I noticed the date on the article... :(
 
Evan what kind of weather did you have yesterday morning? Usually getting into the cloudy season in the Seattle area this time of year. Would be a great shot to go east of Mt Hood and find a spot to shoot from.
 
Gary said:
Ken, yes here at home. One reason I am buying a CI is that I had a spot that might have been better but sleeping in the car or tent with overnite lows at 16 last night just doesn't have the appeal it used to. :/. So I went out on my back deck where I have a pretty unobstructed view.
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Reminds one of Moonrise...
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