Photographer

Jeudy Blanco

E-mail

jeudyx@gmail.com

Location

Cartago, Costa Rica

Date

21/12/2010 between 12:31am and 02:56am

Equipment

Antares reflector telescope 200mm/1000mm and Pentax DSLR, prime focus.

Description

This is a sequence of the eclipse, from the first contact until soon after the end of the totallity. Is in Hi definition to be printed as a poster.

Photographer

Jeudy Blanco

E-mail

jeudyx@gmail.com

Location

Cartago, Costa Rica

Date

21/12/2010 between 12:31am and 02:56am

Equipment

Antares reflector telescope, 200/1000mm. Pentax DSLR camera.

Description

Totallity of the lunar eclipse of 12/21/2010, near the maximum at around 2:32 am local time.

Photographer

John Dolby

Location

Tucson, Arizona

Date

December 21, 2010, 1:30am

Equipment

Celestron CPC-1100 with HyperStar lens at f/2. Canon Rebel XT DSLR. 1.3-Second exposure. ISO-800.

Description

Coppery moon in a field of stars.

Photographer

Sidney Rosenthal

Location

Pensacola, FL

Date

12/21/2010

Equipment

Takahashi TSA102 4" scope Takahashi EM200 mount Canon 5D Mark2 camera

Description

Lunar eclipse collage. Various exosures and ISO were used from 1/200 to 8 seconds and 100 to 800 respectively.

Photographer

Steven Vaught

Location

Haslet, Texas

Date

12-21-10 12:33am-3:24am

Equipment

Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS, 55-250mm lens.

Description

This is a composite of the best pictures I took every 5-10 minutes until just after totality ended. Clouds rolled in during final stage of the event but totality was spectacular in the clear Texas sky.

Photographer

Preston S Justis

E-mail

ngc2683@yahoo.com

Location

Virginia Beach, VA

Date

12/21/2010 04:41:46

Equipment

Orion SVP 8" f/4.9 Newtonian reflector, Canon 40D DSLR, 1.3" exposure @ISO 320.

Description

December 21, 2010 Lunar eclipse nearing the end of total phase.

Photographer

Tony Sharfman

Location

cranford, nj

Date

3:20am

Equipment

Takahashi TOA-130F, Vixen SXD, Canon 5D Mk II.

Description

Here's a fresh photo of this morning's eclipse. It was beautiful through the eyepiece but capturing it in an image was a bit of a challenge thanks to the huge dynamic range. In the end I decided to take 3 exposures of 3.2 sec, 1.6 sec and .8 sec at ISO 320 and stack them together to achieve 1 image that captured all the tones well.

Photographer

Taha Tebyani

E-mail

sahbanet@gmail.com

Location

Amand,Zanjan

Date

12/15/2010 5:00 AM

Equipment

Canon EOS 50D + Grip Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM Slik 400 Pro Tripod Giga T Pro Hannel Rimote

Description

Venus is classified as a terrestrial planet and it is sometimes called Earth's "sister planet" due to the similar size, gravity, and bulk composition. Venus is covered with an opaque layer of highly reflective clouds of sulfuric acid, preventing its surface from being seen from space in visible light

Photographer

Sadegh Ghomizadeh

E-mail

info@astro-persia.com

Location

Iran Tehran

Date

8 Dec. 2.12 UTC

Equipment

C11 celestron + DMK21AU04. AS

Description

First image to detect the new storm on 8 December.

Photographer

Doug Zubenel

E-mail

dougzubenel@gmail.com

Location

East of De Soto, Kansas, USA.

Date

12-06-10 23:40 UT

Equipment

Canon Rebel XTi (Hutech modified) with a 300mm NIKKOR lens @ f/8; 2 second exposure at ISO 100.

Description

After making the image of the Moon and Mars setting on the treeline, I quickly moved to higher ground and caught the pair close to one of the water towers in De Soto, Kansas.