Photos Of The April 2014 Lunar Eclipse

By Johny / 6 years ago / Cool, Science / No Comments

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On April 15th ~12:20 AM there was a total lunar eclipse visible from the Americas. It was quite spectacular! Here are some photos I took of the eclipse.
I used a 800mm lens + EOS 5D MKII. The settings for the one above were 0.8 sec @ISO-2500, f/11. It has been edited slightly for increased detail, you can click it to enlarge. Below are some unedited shots and a timelapse video.

Here’s one taken with a 24mm lens. The red dot above the moon is the planet Mars! Click on it for high-res version.

Time lapse of lunar eclipse on April 15, 2014 from Dean Rowe on Vimeo.

Did you see the eclipse? Got any good photos? If so comment with a link to your photo and credits, if it’s good enough I’ll add it to the post!

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