any pics of the lunar eclipse?

dnme

I was hoping some of you might have gotten a few shots. BBC news covered it just now and showed the moon surface as a rusty red. It looked amazing.

Monasette

The sky stayed clear over Galway Bay long enough to see the eclipse as the moon rose over the Burren Hills - here is my effort

Telchak

Was at the Astronomy Ireland event in the Phoenix Park, doing mostly video but got a few pictures. The clouds didn't break much during the eclipse, but I got some photos a little later. Unfortunately I don't have much practice photographing with this little light ):

hbr

Eclipse over the dockyard at Cobh, Co Cork. Taken from Monkstown.



First appearance, just after moonrise.

Aynesworth

Thanks for sharing lunar eclipse pictures as I have missed this opportunity to see the eclipse.

The Snipe

Feckin' Clouds ruined it for me below here in Limerick! Two hour walk to get to where I wanted to be and it ruined it!

Fionn

took this before i turned in for the night





and this very early this morning

colblimp

All I could see last night was cloud, but my friend who lives a 10 minute walk away from me saw the whole thing for ages. Go figure...

magnumlady

Not great ones but.....

Moon eclipse by magnum_lady, on Flickr


Moon Eclipse by magnum_lady, on Flickr


The end of the eclipse by magnum_lady, on Flickr

TheReverend

My brother took this.


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He took it would a cheap point and shoot from about 5 years ago.

elliot_t

This was taken at the Rock of Dunamase. Pretty windy up there so was unable to keep the camera steady on the tripod. Plus my telephoto is crap.

soccerc

TheReverend wrote: »

My brother took this.


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He took it would a cheap point and shoot from about 5 years ago.

Something not quite right about the image

TheReverend

soccerc wrote: »

Something not quite right about the image

How so?

AdrianII

saw this on twitter.

Fantastic shot from greece

soccerc

TheReverend wrote: »

How so?

Eclipse was from left to right.

TheReverend

soccerc wrote: »

Eclipse was from left to right.

Picture was taken through telescope and pretty late, just how picture turned out. The picture is inverted, compare it too the other pictures posted, you can see by the craters on the moon

soccerc

TheReverend wrote: »

Picture was taken through telescope and pretty late, just how picture turned out. The picture is inverted, compare it too the other pictures posted, you can see by the craters on the moon

Inverted would account for one anomaly.

So it wasn't taken directly with a "cheap point and shoot from about 5 years ago"

TheReverend

soccerc wrote: »

Inverted would account for one anomaly.

So it wasn't taken directly with a "cheap point and shoot from about 5 years ago"

Well considering no eye piece adaper and just holding camera over eyepeice and hoping for the best yeah lol

soccerc

TheReverend wrote: »

Well considering no eye piece adaper and just holding camera over eyepeice and hoping for the best yeah lol

.He must have nerves of steel and adjusted his steadiness for the lag.

Oh, it was taken from a spot in Ireland or is it mirrored and inverted?

Jackobyte

soccerc wrote: »

.He must have nerves of steel and adjusted his steadiness for the lag.

Oh, it was taken from a spot in Ireland or is it mirrored and inverted?

I've done that with my telescope and an lg viewty camera phone before. It is actually surprising easy with great results.

TheReverend

soccerc wrote: »

.He must have nerves of steel and adjusted his steadiness for the lag.

Oh, it was taken from a spot in Ireland or is it mirrored and inverted?

Picture was taken in Arklow