A Very Basic Capture

Despite all the excitement about the longest lunar eclipse, it was coupled with a very cold night, so I ended up deciding not to photograph it. However, a middle-of-the-night wakeup, quick look out the window where the eclipse was still happening, grabbing the convenient camera sitting on my desk, and a handheld shot out the window gave me this document shot of the event. Cropped to extreme, noise-reduction almost impossible, but there it is!

[Kate]

It was an event to catch. Nice moon shot.

[Joan Robillard]

Mine was taken with my cell phone so not even a circle. But I saw a bit of it and saw my picture as documenting that.

[carol white]

A lovely capture

[Sarah Bremner]

Great! We saw it rising this evening as we headed home from our sons... great view and so golden.

[Joyce Lancaster]

Great capture. Really shows the eclipse

[Suzanne]

Great that you got it 'for the record'. Too cloudy here!

[Beryl Lloyd]

A well worth middle-of-the-night wake-up , and so good that rhere is always a camera handy !! Well done - a lovely capture !

[Call me Joe]

Beautiful 👌

[Carrie Shepeard]

Superb moon capture!

[Helen Jane]

Well it is certainly clearly seen here. A most excellent record

[Kathy]

Well done. I missed it.

[Lou Ann]

Well done! At least you caught it!

[Jane Pittenger]

Love your commentary…wasn’t visible here. By the way, we now have Starlink WiFi and I bet our next zoom will work LOTS better

[Rick]

Great shot. I wasn't planing on getting up either, but just happened to wake up about 5 and saw it outside my window, so had to get up for a couple of shots.

[Cathy]

Nice!

[Walks @ 7]

Nice, we had clouds

[KV]

It was a spectacular event but it was cold… even here in Georgia.

[Casablanca]

Nice that you got to see it. Thick cloud here, so a no go.

[Junko Y]

I should have spent the night and tried at least! So stupid of me to give up so quickly. I'm glad you got a shot of it, and that the lunar eclipse DID show its face in Chicago. I won't give up the next time --