Photographer

Rod Pommier

E-mail

pommierr@ohsu.edu

Location

Ka'anapali, Maui, Hawaii

Date

2012-06-04, 09:05 through 12:00 UT

Equipment

Celestron Super C8 Plus Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope, fork mount with Byers Drive, at f/6.3. Canon EOS 20D DSLR. Exposures:All 1/1600 second at ISO 800.

Description

One of the benefits of travelling to Maui for the transit of Venus is that it also afforded a superb view of the partial lunar eclipse of 2012-06-04, with the moon near the meridian, with the opprotunity to capture some images and make some crater timings for Roger Sinnot at Sky & Telescope Although this wasn't a particularly deep eclipse, this composite image showing the position of the moon every 20minutes clearly shows the outline of Earth's shadow, the umbra, on the surface of the moon.

Photographer

Raven Yu

Location

Marikina City, Philippines

Date

June 4, 2012

Equipment

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FH2 digital camera on a Galileoscope

Description

A composite image of eight separate photos showing the phases of last night's partial lunar eclipse beginning at 7:32 pm PHT as seen from Marikina City, in mostly cloudy skies.

Photographer

John Dolby

Location

Tucson, AZ

Date

June 4, 2012; 03:50AM

Equipment

Canon Rebel XT 300mm Lens f/7.1 1/640 Sec ISO-400

Description

Almost missed this eclipse due to the lack of hype (for a change) in the press about it. With all the photos pouring in of tomorrow's transit of Venus, this picture will probably get lost in the shuffle anyway. Oh, well...

Photographer

Anthony Guiller Urbano

E-mail

anthony_urbano@yahoo.com

Location

Quezon City, Philippines

Date

7:15 pm, 04-June-2012

Equipment

Sky-Watcher 4 in f/9 refractor, Kenko NES mount, Canon 450D DSLR, ISO 400, 1/125 sec exposure

Description

I was supposed to just use my DSLR to capture the lunar eclipse tonight, but upon seeing the eastern horizon clearing up, I immediately rushed home just in time to take this shot of the partial eclipse during its maximum.