Great effect putting the individual shots in a grid! I was out there too taking some shots. Nothing as spectacular as these, however.
Posted by D. K. Sutton at December 22, 2010 02:04 AMGreat capture! Thanks for making this collage of fazes of this lunar eclipse.
Posted by Joanna Kapica at December 22, 2010 04:18 AMAwesome Sam.
Posted by vg at December 22, 2010 05:41 AMFantastic series of photographs!
Posted by Kendoza at December 22, 2010 06:54 AMHow did you shoot that? What camera and what lens did you use and what were the settings? Please reply. Thanks.
Susan.
Posted by susan georgette at December 22, 2010 08:33 AMSpectacular! Thanks for sharing... with those of us who forgot to set our alarms to get up and see it :)
Posted by Colleen at December 22, 2010 08:51 AMThis. Is. Awesome. Thanks for sharing!
Posted by Julia at December 22, 2010 08:59 AMAn amazing record of a lunar eclipse coinciding with the winter solstice for the first time in 456 years.
Posted by Anne at December 22, 2010 09:03 AMGreat sequence, did you get any when it was red?
Posted by Peter at December 22, 2010 09:38 AMAwesome Sam, what lens/settings did you use?
Great shots.
C
Posted by Carlos Bohorquez Nassar at December 22, 2010 10:15 AMHi Sam,
I always look forward to your settings in the title attribute of the images. Though they weren't listed for the eclipse. Can you provide them?
Thanks!
Denny
Best rendition I have seen so far!
Posted by PictureStorm at December 22, 2010 10:32 AMGreat series of shots!
Posted by Justin at December 22, 2010 10:37 AMWow!
realy beautiful
This is real cool. Wish I would have seen this. Apparently it was cloudy in Ottawa that night so a lot of people missed it. Nice capture!
Posted by van at December 22, 2010 02:28 PMSam:
Lovely set of shots. I got a couple just after my wife woke me from a deep and dreamless sleep. And they look it, too. Thanks particularly for the shooting details.
Andy
Posted by Andy McCraw at December 22, 2010 02:34 PMamazing series!! i woke up at 4am that day and saw the moon high in the sky, as the shadow was receding. The amber-light ambiance was incredible.
Posted by Janice at December 22, 2010 03:36 PMDid you get any in orange between 3:41 AM and 4:53 AM?
Posted by Yongbo at December 22, 2010 04:03 PMI couldn't hack it, I was too tired. I really wanted to get the phases too. Love the grid. Thanks for the settings.
Did you use spot meter?
Posted by Nathan at December 22, 2010 09:57 PMGreat shots.
You are very lucky, we had cloud cover the whole night, and couldn't see or photograph a thing.
Also, I think the times on the photos are supposed to be 1:23 to 2:37 EST. The covering started around 1:30 and the moon was completely covered by 2:40.
Posted by NS at December 22, 2010 11:09 PMWow. That looks amazing. I sadly couldn't even see the Eclipse that night as it was cloudy out here in Ohio and we couldn't see anything at all.
Posted by Sumit Khanna at January 2, 2011 05:00 PM