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I got a few shots out on the west coast of the fabulous full
eclipse of the moon.
I actually wish I had a really excellent low light camera because
at one point, the fog started to come in off the bay where I live
and it was underlit by the town's lights so that the high fog shown
orangish in color swirling around the blood red of the moon that
had a light red halo around the deep red center at full eclipse.
It's one of the most beautiful and spooky things I have ever seen in nature
but the light was too low for my cheapy toy digital camera.
Anyone else try photographing this amazing event?
eclipse of the moon.
I actually wish I had a really excellent low light camera because
at one point, the fog started to come in off the bay where I live
and it was underlit by the town's lights so that the high fog shown
orangish in color swirling around the blood red of the moon that
had a light red halo around the deep red center at full eclipse.
It's one of the most beautiful and spooky things I have ever seen in nature
but the light was too low for my cheapy toy digital camera.
Anyone else try photographing this amazing event?
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Re: FULL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON: any toy photographers catch it?
Fri, August 31, 2007 - 8:51 AMHey, Rick.
I didn't get the time right, here in the east, and got up too late to catch the full eclipse, and by then, the moon was really low in the west. I did, however get a pretty neat shot of the moon with my Nikon D-70 the night before -- click here:
images.tribe.net/tribe/upl...a1c3c3b4d0
I'd love to see the pix of the eclipse that you came up with.
Allan -
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Re: FULL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON: any toy photographers catch it?
Mon, October 29, 2007 - 2:23 AMHey Allan, love the 70's shot!!!!! Did you see my Glam boy rock star shot I put up on my page? LOL!!!!!
anyway, the pics I took up the eclipse were really shite so I erased them , unfortunately (or fortunately if you are me)
sorry.
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