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Photo of the Day: Lunar Eclipse. No, really, believe me!
I was feeling a bit disappointed in my best picture of the lunar eclipse tonight (this is about halfway to totality) until I saw John Scalzi’s photo.
Now I’m thinking I did all right in the absence of a tripod and with a six-year-old girl tugging on my elbow and begging me to go back inside…
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Thanks! I think I could have gotten something really good if I’d only had my tripod with me.
The view of it here in Regina was spectacular, if a bit cold (-21 C).
Edward:
Thank you for sharing a most excellent photo of [a] smoky yin-yang moon in eclipse! Most of us in .ba.ca.us missed nearly everything owing to heavy post-rain cloud cover.
– CJH / esper