Blood Moon Collage (September 27, 2015) — Image by kenne
Last night’s sky was clear, making this special event even more special to photograph. This blood moon was also a supermoon (when the moon’s orbit brings it closest to our earth), making for a “super blood moon”, which hasn’t happen in 33 years.
The images were taken with a Nikon D800, using a 28.0-300.0 mm f/3.5-5.6 lens — manual exposure; 300 mm focal length; f/5.7; auto white balance.
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You make me go green with envy, Kenne. 😉
What about the ISO?
400 — meant to list that.
Spectacular Kenne…..thank you!!
I set my tripod up in the grassy area on the Circle and had a drink with me — the wait was boring, but worth it. We want be around for the next super blood moon.
Was that you, clicking and flashing away at Sabino? Awesome rendering!
Yes, training for the SCVN kinder members were in training.
Wow! Amazing shots…it was cloudy here in Texas. 🙁
It was a nice clear desert night. I took a lot of shots using a tripod, but still had some vibration issues with some images.
Wow too! We had clouds here in southern Illinois.
Nature’s sky cooperated here.
A beautiful image. Out west the moon was dark until it moved out from the shadow of the earth.
Reblogged this on Becoming is Superior to Being and commented:
Papers and the Internet have thousands of super blood moon images of the January 20th Lunar eclipse. I thought about photographing the event two days ago, but I didn’t like the high thin clouds in our neighborhood, so I passed up the opportunity. Instead, I’m reblogging my seven image composite from September 27, 2015. — kenne