Two images taken January 30, 2018 of an essentially full moon: the super blue moon (super = when a full moon is at a closest approach to Earth; blue = second full moon in the same month).
The last image: a super blue blood moon 🙂
Super Blue Blood Moon
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Beautiful photos of this event. What time of night were you out there?
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Thank you, Allan! The first 3 were in the early evening (5 – 6 pm) while there was still enough residual light from the just set sun. For the last one I was up at 4 am (groan) and was able to get images up to the maximum of the eclipse (about 5:30 am). Shortly after that the moon moved down the sky into fog and clouds, stopping any more photography (for me, anyway).
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Your persistence paid off. Great photos.
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Thanks!
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Glorious!
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Thank you, Lisa!
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Rawls, these are very very very nice. I particularly like the eclipse series. The progression is very informative.
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Thank you, Tim. A little reward for standing in the dark and cold for a few hours 🙂 .
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I went outside a for a little bit and it took me quite awhile to warm up.
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Yeah. The dampness makes it seem colder. At least there was no wind.
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Beautiful series, Rawls. Love the composite. Terrific work.
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Thank you, Jane. Enjoyed your photos of this event very much, too.
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wonderful set, tried to capture this from kitchen window but that did not work….
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Thank you, Vincent. Sorry your efforts did not work out but good you got to experience it. As some say, it is not always about the photograph.
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