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PhotographerJohn IsenbergLocationdowntown Pasadena, CADate18:42 PST, 20 Feb 2008EquipmentTamron 300mm f/2.8 lens on Pentax *ist-DS, on Amvona 858B tripod with Bogen 3047 head.DescriptionThe moon nears totality as seen from downtown Pasadena, California. The cupola of Pasadena City Hall is seen in the foreground. Regulus appears at upper left. I was fortunate to see the eclipse at all, as it had been raining intermittently all day. Scattered clouds during totality made the moon invisible at times. |
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PhotographerCarlos CantuLocationMonterrey, MexicoDateFeb, 20, 2008, 21:23 cstEquipmentTelevue Pronto / Panasonic DMC-FZ7 |
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PhotographerMilan GucicLocationKragujevac, SerbiaDate21-21. february 2008.EquipmentMTO 100/1000 + Canon 350D + EQ2DescriptionI have joined Astromical Society "Aristarchus" this night to shoot some Moon eclipse. We were near monument for fallen people from II w.w. What a sight! |
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PhotographerKouloumvakos AthanasiosLocationPatras, GreeceDate21 February 2008, 2.50-3.20 UTCEquipmentCanon eos 350D, Skywatcer 80ED, HEQ5DescriptionA total Lunar eclipse from Patras, Greece. The cloudy weather few hours before the eclipse didn't discourage the members of astronomical society of Patras 'Orion' to observe the eclipse. Few minutes free of clouds were enough to take a glimpse of the eclipse and of course many photos! |
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PhotographerDaniel SacasaLocationManagua, NicaraguaDate2/20/2008 7:50 LocalEquipmentMeade LXD75 SN6, Meade DSI-C I |
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PhotographerRichard O'FfillLocationColumbia, MDDate9pm-10pm ESTEquipmentCanon S2 ISDescriptionGlad to have the sky clear after a snowy afternoon in time to enjoy this view from my back deck. |
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PhotographerCurt RenzLocationArlington Heights, ILDate2008 FEB 20 at 21:28 CSTEquipmentSony Cyber-shot DSC F717 on a tripodDescriptionEclipsed Moon two minutes after maximum totality. Saturn is to the lower right and Regulus is above the Moon. |
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PhotographerJoseph Dell'OrfanoLocationMiddlefield, CTDateFeb 20th, 2340 ESTEquipmentMeade 10" LX200 Nikon Coolpix 5400 Scopetronix MaxView II 40mm lensDescriptionThe moon emerges from the shadow of the earth. |
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PhotographerJohn MillerLocationSardis City, ALDate2-20-08 9:30-10:30 PM CSTEquipmentCelestron G-5 Olympus E-410 DSLR Eypiece ProjectionDescriptionThe shadow of the Earth moves from picture to picture, as Crater Tycho and its famous rays burst from the lunar twilight almost like the rising sun. |
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PhotographerSteve RoperLocationBoiling Springs, SCDate02/20/08 10:18 pmEquipmentMeade 5" reflector w/ Canon Rebel XTiDescriptionLunar eclipse view from front yard. First attempt at astrophotography. Had a great time with my family watching this eclipse! |
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