Total Lunar Eclipse in twilight, May 15, 2003. Moon rose in totality and was still in twilight as totality ended. Through 4-inch AP Traveler scope at f/4.5 with field flattener/compressor. Fuji Provia 400F slide film About 8 second exposure. Just after totality ended. Moon very low. Contrast and color enhanced slightly.
Total Lunar Eclipse January 20, 2000 (Jan 21 by GMT) from Alberta 5-inch f/6 apo refractor with 2X Barlow for f/12, 1560mm focal length Ektachrome 100SW slide film 60 second exposure, tracked at lunar rate Taken just at the onset of totality. Colors punched up a little in Photoshop and green background removed but otherwise colors are as recorded by the film, which picks up more color than the eye can see on the faintly illuminated Moon.
July 28, 1999 A partial lunar eclipse that paired with the August 11, 1999 total solar eclipse. Visible at moonset/sunrise from Alberta. The blue color along the horizon is the Earth's shadow on our atmosphere. The dark bite out of the Full Moon's disk is the Earth's shadow on the Moon. 200 mm telephoto lens at f/4 Ektachrome 100SW film, exposure metered. Taken from the field across the road from my front yard.
