Moon Eclipse

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  1. UsedtobeDendy

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    We've been incredibly lucky with such clear skies to watch all this - fantastic!

    I was watching with binoculars too - indescribable.
     
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    Smashing pictures everyone congratulations. Sadly I forgot about it til taking the dog out, the moon was just a crescent of silver, the rest red. I shall wait a bit and hopefully get a picture of it reappearing.
     
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    Kandy Will be glad to see the sun again soon.....

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    Latest eclipse shots.
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    Kandy power!
     
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    Fantastic stuff, Kandy!

    I'm giving up now and going to bed... sweet dreams, everyone!
     
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    Sheesh Kandy - fabulous pictures - even with binoculars can't get that clarity. Maybe too much light polution??
     
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    It hit total eclipse here at around twenty past eleven - and is on it's way out now...quite magical!

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    Edit: Yikes - I hadn't realised there was another page with fantastic pics, Superb Kandy!!!Och well - I tried! [​IMG]
     
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    Superb! But strange that here in NE it passed from left to right and the diamond ring effect was on the sides, not the top. How could that be?

    Got some funny looks from my neighbours, tho but, standing out in the garden with binoculars at midnight!
     
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    Great pictures everyone I spent hours doing mine but they were rubbish, camera on its way to the bin
     
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    KF Your pics are fantastic It makes mine look like a deflated footballl,you will have to give me a few tips. [​IMG]
     
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    Kandy Will be glad to see the sun again soon.....

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    Anytime Woo,though everyone's photos are good considering how far away it is :D :D
     
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    Brilliant photos everyone.
    I haven't even bothered to look at mine. Even on full zoom the moon was just a small blob in the middle of the picture. My old SLR Canon AV1 would have been just right for this situation but I haven't got any film. Never mind because I have captured it in my memory. [​IMG] [​IMG] [​IMG]

    The moon was back to a brilliant disc in the sky around 1 a.m. It was almost like daylight out there.

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    Wow!fabulous pics. Kandy & all.well done. [​IMG]
     
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    Kandy Will be glad to see the sun again soon.....

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    Thanks Gogs,it was the best one for a few years they reckon as it is normally cloudy :D :D
     
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    Absolutely fantastic pictures everyone, and the colours! Pete, your white on black was striking too. Thanks for putting them up for us all to see, I keep going back again and again to marvel. It was a bit overcase here but we did get to see it albeit a bit hazy.
     
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    Had a great night out in the peak district last night, I think it was almost as busy out there as it was in the centre of Sheffield!

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    Seems everyone got chance to see the eclipse but for those who missed it, there's another one on 28th Aug this year, you'll just have to jet off to the States to see it!
     
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