Shop
This mornings Lunar Eclipse. It began at around 4.30 am AEST and by 5.20 the moon was completerly in the Earth’s shadow. By the time the moon set is was no longer visible on the east coast. It is the longest Lunar Eclipse in a decate. At first I took exposures at roughtly 5 minutes apart and then as the eclipse progressed I did them at about two minutes.The skies over Tin Can Bay, Queensland. Taken with my Canon EOS 5D
Mark11 and 400mm lens 
Comments
WOW… My goodness, that’s impressive!!! ‘APPLAUSE’ Well done!!!
Thanks so much Donna :) xoxoxo
– Julienne Bowser
awesome capture NB
fave
Thanks Chloe ;)
– Julienne Bowser
Brilliant, I agree with Donna, it’s very impressive. great work.
Thanks so much Liz ;)
– Julienne Bowser
gorgeous shot,gorgeous moon eclipse,cheers fazza
Thanks Fazza. Chilly but worth the effort matey :)) xoxoxox
– Julienne Bowser
you played and made beautiful collar with the moon
Thanks Fred much appreciated matey xoxox ;)
– Julienne Bowser
Great work, i planned something similar, but the battery of my timer was empty ;-)
Cheers
Thanks matey. Better luck next time. At least you got a shot :)
– Julienne Bowser
speechless
Thanks Lanii :)
– Julienne Bowser
amazing! Would make a great necklace;-)
Thanks Gili :)
– Julienne Bowser
Great work,its cool :)))
Thanks mate, much appreciate :))
– Julienne Bowser
Awesome work Julie!::)
Thanks Mary xoxoxo :))
– Julienne Bowser