Lunar Eclipse November 8th, 2022 (DJ Van Bourgondien)

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Lunar Eclipse November 8th, 2022

This was WAY more of a challenge than I thought it would be! I managed to get each phase of the eclipse, but ran really close on time and had to work very quickly on the full disk lunar eclipse exposures (the blood moon part where it turned red tint fully eclipsed), because the sun was starting to come up when it reached full blood moon eclipse status. There are a copy of really small color blotch stacking artifacts in that image if you really stare hard and zoom in, but I got what I could in the 15 minute window before the sun wanted to start creeping in. Wish there was more time to add more frames in that last phase before daylight.

All times on the image were from my location on the Atlantic coast (Eastern time).

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Title: Lunar Eclipse 11/08/22 - Quarter Phase

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Title: Lunar Eclipse 11/08/22 - Half Phase

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Title: Lunar Eclipse 11/08/22 - 3/4 Phase

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Title: Lunar Eclipse 11/08/22 - Thick Crescent Phase

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Title: Lunar Eclipse 11/08/22 - Thin Crescent Phase

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Title: Lunar Eclipse 11/08/22 - Full Eclipse blood moon phase

Description: Full Eclipse blood moon phase

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Title: Full Resolution stages of Eclipse

Description: Full Resolution stages of Eclipse

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