This wonderful photograph was taken by my excellent friend and colleague Mary Stebbins Taitt during the Total Lunar Eclipse of February 20-21, 2008. It is an enlargement of an original taken with a Canon EOS 30D with a 300mm telephoto lens, so she informs me. The temperature was only about 6 degrees but that was a GOOD thing...the atmosphere was clear and cold. (She was in Detroit, Michigan.)
(all reproduction rights reserved: Mary Stebbins Taitt. Used by special permission.)
Thursday, February 21, 2008
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Cool, thanks for posting this. :-D
I should post my picture...but imagine a black sky with a pin prick in the center...there it is...my photo...great picture that Mary took...sure beats mine, lol
Sandi
It's good to have friends, eh?! This is a wonderful shot. Thanks for sharing it. God bless.
Thanks, Sandy. God bless you, too, always.
one fantastic moon photo, excellent.
Beautiful shot.
Like you said. It is a wonderful photograph. :)
Happy weekend!
yours was so nice esp compared to mine
Wow...A Great shot!! It was cloudy here so I couldn't see it....a bit past my bedtime as I am an Early Bird :)
Happy Friday!
My skywatch is at:http://www.thesunriseofmylife.blogspot.com/
My "kreations" blog is:
http://www.kreationsbykerri.blogspot.com/
Amazing shot!
Fantastic Capture
She did good taking that photo, i am with Sandy M mine did nothing when i took it only blackness, till it was all over.
Thanks, everyone, in behalf of Mary and myself, for taking the time to leave all your highly appreciated comments!
Thanks to you, Tom, especially...thanks for spending the time to drop by...
Much nicer than what my camera and lens could accomplish. It was a beautiful night, though.
This is great!
I love this. There are never enough eclipse photos. It emphasizes that this huge orb is hanging over us all the time (which to me is quite awesome).
Amazing picture! Well done!
Beautitul, Beautiful!!!
I dont see the moon that night, it was thick clouds
Good sunday to you :o)
That is really nice photo of the lunar eclipse. Anna :)
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