Photographer

John Isenberg

E-mail

isenbergs@SBCglobal.net

Location

downtown Pasadena, CA

Date

18:42 PST, 20 Feb 2008

Equipment

Tamron 300mm f/2.8 lens on Pentax *ist-DS, on Amvona 858B tripod with Bogen 3047 head.

Description

The 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.

Photographer

John Stetson

E-mail

jstetson@maine.rr.com

Location

Falmouth, Maine

Date

022008

Equipment

4-inch refractor, DSLR camera.

Description

beautiful colors in this eclipse.

Photographer

Sameer Thakur

Location

Jersey City, NJ, US

Date

20 Feb 2008

Equipment

AstroTech 66ED, Meade LXD75 mount, Canon Digital Rebel XTi

Description

This is the photo of mid-totality of the February lunar eclipse.

Photographer

Jan Wisniewski

E-mail

jwisn2@comcast.net

Location

Great Falls, VA

Date

February 20, 2008

Equipment

WO Zenithstar II ED APO and Canon 350D

Description

Total lunar eclipse

Photographer

Ivica Skokic

Location

Zagreb, Croatia

Date

February 21, 2008, 3:40 UT

Equipment

Canon EOS 350D, Tamron 210mm lens, ISO 800, 2s exp.

Description

Total lunar eclipse photographed near the main railway station in Zagreb. The angel statue is atop of a nearby building.

Photographer

Bob Johnson

E-mail

bjohnson555@hotmail.com

Location

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Date

February 19,2008, 11:45 am

Equipment

Canon 40D

Description

When I was outside I noticed a solar halo starting to form, by the time I got my camera ready and set up just outside the city, 30 mins, it had formed into a 360 halo with beautiful colors.

Photographer

Fernando Retana

Location

San Jose, Costa Rica

Date

Feb 1, 2008 05:37am

Equipment

Meade SN8 on LXD75 with Nikon D40 (prime focus) 1/2" exposure ISO800

Description

On Feb. 1, 2008, Venus and Jupiter showed a very nice approach less than one degree apart. The four jovian moons (from top Gaminede, Io, Callisto, Europa) was clearly visible even during dawn. Two more stars are visible in the background.

Photographer

Mohammad Javad Fahimi

E-mail

God_Is_Alone66@Yahoo.com

Location

Hutak Village, Kerman

Date

2007/14/12

Equipment

Canon EOS 400D Wit 18-55mm zoom, 40 Minutes Exposure

Description

View of a ruin Entrance on the night of the Geminid meteor shower.

Photographer

Fabiomassimo Castelluzzo

E-mail

fmcastelluzzo@hotmail.com

Location

Sant'Oreste,Roma,Italy

Date

29 Dic 2007 23.00 l.o.

Equipment

Newton Skywatcher 250mm f5 on EQ6 Pro, Canon 350D un-modified 13X2 minutes Exp, ISO 800

Description

NGC 2158 (globular cluster) and M35 (open cluster). The image has been cropped.

Photographer

Tom Carrico

Location

ARGO observatory in central oregon

Date

August 11-13, 2007

Equipment

10" RCOS Telescope SBIG ST-10XME Astro-Physics 900 mount LRGB Image using Astrodon Filters (total of ~ 9 hours) L: 17x10 minutes each RGB: 12x10 minutes each

Description

Part of the eastern half of the Veil Nebula, it is directly south and basically attached to NGC 6992.The filamentary structure is composed of mostly hydrogen gas, with enough oxygen III to provide a pretty green counterpoint to the red hydrogen alpha emission