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PhotographerScott RayLocationMoxee, WADate5:17pm PSTEquipmentCanon IS 2SDescriptionAfter days of cloudy weather, an arctic cold front brought clear skys and the first views of Comet McNaught to central Washington. |
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PhotographerBabak TafreshiLocationSouthern suburb of Tehran, IranDate17:30 local time of Jan. 11, 2007EquipmentCanon EOS 20D + tripod + 28-300 mm telephoto set at 300mmDescriptionComet McNaught in very dusty western horizon of southern suburb of Tehran. |
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PhotographerCarl KoppeschaarLocationOverveen, The NetherlandsDateMarch 3, 23:20 UTEquipmentNikon D200 f2.8/55mm 13 seconds exposure at ISO 400DescriptionThe total lunar eclipse viewed from Copernicus Public Observatory (Overveen, The Netherlands) around mid-totality. |
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PhotographerSimone BolzoniLocationAvigliana, Torino, ItalyDate3th March 2007, 23.20 UTEquipmentNewton 12cm f/6, Canon 350D.DescriptionEclipse maximum. |
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PhotographerMikeLocationBack Bay Newport Beach, Ca.DateMar 4, 2007EquipmentNikon D2X, 80mm 1/500sec f/8 ISO100DescriptionIt was a non event for us on the west cost but this is what the sun at sunset, and the moon after moonrise looked like from the Back Bay Newport Beach Mar 4, 2007 (Two pictures combined in camera) |
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PhotographerBecky Wragg sykesLocationMuch Wenlock, Shropshire, UKDate3-03-07EquipmentHelios 6" Newtonian Reflector, on tripod mount alt-azimuth. Using Casio digital camera held up to eyepiece. No processing of image used.DescriptionThe totality phase of the lunar eclipse. Very good weather. My first proper lunar shots through my telescope. |
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PhotographerBobby HidyLocationElon, North Carolina, USADateMarch 3, 2007 at 7:58PM ESTEquipmentUsed a Canon A620 digital camera on a tripod to capture this photo.DescriptionThe Moon in eclipse over central North Carolina, United States. |
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PhotographerTomasz KokowskiLocationPoznan, PolandDate2007:03:04 03:10:08 CETEquipmentCanon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XT, Resolution 72x72 dpi, ExposureTime - 1/80 seconds, ExposureProgram - Manual, ISOSpeedRatings - 1600 mounted on self-made 11cm reflector.DescriptionDuring the night march 3 to 4th, here in Poznan we had double Lunar Totality. The forst one highly awaited and the second with clouds. The sky cleared at the last moment literally and I shot this picture in a hurry to catch "the last contac" of the Earth's shadow. |
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PhotographerGlenn MJ MarsdenLocationSouth Yorkshire, UKDateMarch 3rd 2007EquipmentVixen 5" (Dave Armeson's) on a EQ6 mount Canon 20D direct connection 30 second exposure |
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PhotographerGlenn MJ MarsdenLocationSouth Yorkshire, UKDateMarch 3rd 2007EquipmentMaksutov-Cassegrain 127mm Focal Length: 1500mm F/ratio: F/11.8 (MOUNT EQ3-2) Camera Canon 20D exposure 30 SecondsDescriptionMy Local Astronomy society was hosting an open evening www.msas.org.uk I went along with my telescope to take some awsoome images with my son. What a great night, Clear (for a change0 and not too cold. |
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