24mm lens, SW horizon @3:03am PDT (start of totality)
Note the light-glow from Los Angeles
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
totality, 24mm lens [ lunar eclipse 8/28/07 ]
24mm lens, SW horizon @3:03am PDT (start of totality)
Note the light-glow from Los Angeles
totality, 15mm fisheye lens [ lunar eclipse 8/28/07 ]
eclipsed moon @3:59am PDT & the Northern Cross (constellation Cygnus)
Note the Summer Traingle of Altair/Vega/Deneb. The Northern Cross is setting in the NW horizon. NGC7000 is the famous North American nebula (near Deneb). The dark lane of the Milky Way is clearly visible.
totality, 50mm lens (horizon shot) [ lunar eclipse 8/28/07 ]
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50mm lens (horizon shot), end of totallity (~4:10 am)
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50mm lens (horizon shot), end of totallity (~4:10 am)
totality, 100mm lens [ lunar eclipse 8/28/07 ]
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100mm lens
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100mm lens
totality, 50mm lens [ lunar eclipse 8/28/07 ]
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9 sec
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30 sec
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1 min
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50mm lens, totallity (4:00 am)
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50mm lens, totallity (4:00 am)
post-eclipse, setting moon [ lunar eclipse 8/28/07 ]
100mm lens:
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200mm lens:
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post-eclipse, full moon setting in western horizon
200mm lens:
post-eclipse, full moon setting in western horizon
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
observation site
Mount #1:
narrow-angle
Mount #2:
video & wide-angle
beautiful morning ends the eclipse
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