Photographer

Martin Furuhed

Location

Stockholm, Sweden

Date

2007-03-03 23:40 UT

Equipment

TMB 5" f/6 Apochromat Canon 20D Gemini G41 mount

Description

Picture of the March 2007 total lunar eclipse. ISO 100, 780 mm focal length. 8 sec exposure time. Contrast slightly enhanced.

Photographer

Josely Mendes = fotografo3d

E-mail

fotografo3d@gmail.com

Location

Curitiba/PR Brasil

Date

03/março/2007

Equipment

Nikon D200=Nikkor 300 f4+TC2x+Manfrotto. f4/ISO800/1s

Description

Eclipse lunar total.

Photographer

Henry Cavillones

E-mail

Henry.Cavilones@gmail.com

Location

Bronx, NY USA

Date

March 03, 2007 7:14pm EST

Equipment

Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT Exposure: 1.6 sec (8/5) Aperture: f/5.6 Focal Length: 105 mm ISO Speed: 1600 Exposure Bias: 0 EV Flash: Flash did not fire Resolution Unit: Inches Date and Time: 2007:03:03 19:14:31 Exposure Program: Manual Date and Time (Original): 2007:03:03 19:14:31 Date and Time (Digitized): 2007:03:03 19:14:31 Shutter Speed: -4975/7337 Metering Mode: Average Color Space: sRGB Focal Plane X-Resolution: 3954.233 dpi Focal Plane Y-Resolution: 3958.763 dpi Exposure Mode: Manual Image Width: 3456 pixels Image Height: 2298 pixels

Description

The Lunar Eclipse of March 03 2007 from out my apartment window in NYC

Photographer

Frankie Lucena

E-mail

frankie57pr@yahoo.com

Location

Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico

Date

March 3 2007

Equipment

Photo Shop,Corel photo paint.

Description

This is what the Lunar Eclipse would like if you were in Heaven. This is a composite of three separate images. The constellation of Orion,storm clouds turned upside down to simulate Heaven and the March 3 Lunar Eclipse.

Photographer

Bill Griswold

E-mail

billgriz@fmtc.net

Location

Charlotte Airport, NC

Date

3/3/07 18:55

Equipment

Nikon D50 on tripod.

Description

Total Lunar Eclipse over the Charlotte, NC skyline. Very windy conditions made this more of a challenge than it needed to be. Cloud cover prevented the moon from being seen until it was well above the horizon.

Photographer

Gagandeep Singh

E-mail

gaganspidey@gmail.com

Location

Chandigarh (India)

Date

4th March 2007 , 05:42 AM (GMT +5:50)

Equipment

Digital Camera used is Sony-Cybershot DSC S600. This is a Binoculars shot without using 'flash' and both were mounted on a stool. ISO : 200 Exposure time : 1 second F-Number : F/5.1 Focal Length : 15 mm Megapixel : 6.0

Description

The view of the total lunar eclipse from first floor.It shows moon while leaving the Umbra region in the west direction. Maximum eclipse occured at 4:50 AM. [592 X 471 Dimentions of this photograph] This is a cropped version ,original Photo (2816 X 2112) can be found here : http://img241.imageshack.us/img241/7769/dsc02360ki4.jpg

Photographer

Jay & Geni Edwards

E-mail

jedwards3@stny.rr.com

Location

Bethlehem, PA

Date

03/03/2007 - 19:11 EST

Equipment

Canon A40 Powershot, set at 400 ASA, 105 MM zoom, f/4.5, 1.3 second exposure afocal thru an 80 MM, f/5 refractor using a 40 MM eyepiece

Description

After driving 3 hours SE to outrun a weather front, the clouds finally parted and we were presented with a beautiful eclipse. The return drive back thru the front included an ice storm!

Photographer

Michael Boschat

E-mail

aa063@chebucto.ns.ca

Location

My balcony in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Date

March 3, 2007 at 2359 UT

Equipment

Antares 105mm, f/10, refractor with a 40mm (25x) eyepiece and my Olympus C-750 Digital Camera mounted over eyepiece.

Description

The ending of the Lunar Eclipse. I used about 15x zoom, 1.6 second exposure,ISO 400 and using Registax I messed with 3 images to enhance it.

Photographer

Amir Hossein Abolfath

E-mail

amir_ho_a@yahoo.com

Location

Abyaneh, Iran

Date

3rd of March

Equipment

William Optics 110 Apo, Canon EOS 30D

Description

The picture shows an occultation of moon and 56 leonis, a variable star shining around 5th magnitude.

Photographer

Andrew Crane

Location

Cirencester, UK

Date

03/03/07 23:59

Equipment

Fuji Finepix S9500 mounted on tripod,focal length 66.7mm, 2s exposure at f5.6

Description

The moon emerges from the umbra at the end of the total phase.