As some of you may (or may not) know, there was a total lunar eclipse 4 days ago, on December 10th. It was in the southern hemisphere, so it wouldn't have been visible to those of you in the US :)
I didn't stay up to watch it all :P
But I got a few neat photos!
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| 8:18pm, 12/10/11, ISO 80, f/2.8, 30.0 sec |
The moon was super bright, as you can see. Well, I took that photo on a long shutter speed, so it wasn't quite that bright. But it was bright, believe me!
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| 8:20pm, 12/10/11, ISO 80, f/3.2, 30.0 sec |
AMAZING stars!
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| 8:28pm, 12/10/11, ISO 80, f/4.4, 1/800 sec |
See, the above photo was taken with a 1/800 sec shutter speed. That's FAST! If you tried to take a photo in normal daylight with that shutter speed, the photo would be super dark.
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| 8:29pm, 12/10/11, ISO 80, f/4.4, 1/500 sec |
LOVE IT! :D
Around an hour later:
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| 9:23pm, 12/10/11, ISO 80, f/4.4, 1/80 sec |
Oooh....the eclipse has started....:)
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| 9:24pm, 12/10/11, ISO 80, f/4.4, 1/125 sec |
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| 9:25pm, 12/10/11, ISO 80, f/4.0, 1/6 sec |
The above photo is pretty awful, but if you look closely, (or click on the photo to make it bigger!) you can see the whole outline of the moon. Amazing, hm?! I took the photo on a slower shutter speed so you can see the whole outline, but the "lit" part of the moon is very bright.
I had fun :)
Taking photos at night is a challenge, (I NEED A TRIPOD!) but it can be very rewarding.
Linking up at my3boybarians...Sweet Shot Tuesdays :)
