Lunar eclipise tonight

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Hope someone is out there getting some nice pictures of this event.
Here on the Monterey bay area we have as expected clouds so far.
Thanks
Frank

 

[longhorn1]

Watching out the RV window on way back from Nashville ro Indy after the Colts win
Pretty amazing so far. Jd

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[ski3pin]

clouds to the east on the horizon here.

 

[billharr]

Clouds win in Stockton. Can just barely see it coming out of the eclipse. Then the clouds come in and that is all.

 

[highz]

Went out to a scenic eastern prospect near the fire lookout a few miles from home that I thought I would have to myself. I guess that spot is better known than I thought. I did get to hear elk bugle and 'yotes yip before about ten other people arrived. It became a small party, but the eclipse viewing was very good. I'm watching the egress from home.

 

[BobM]

I wish I was in a light free zone. I took these from home. A little washed out from all the lights. https://youtu.be/8vbw02ZZJM4

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[Happyjax]

All clouds here... so frustrating....

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

I wish I was in a light free zone. I took these from home. A little washed out from all the lights. https://youtu.be/8vbw02ZZJM4

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Thanks Bob.That was nice.
As I expected clouds here,but about 8:35 did catch washed out color through a lite bit of clouds than all gone.
Frank

 

[Lighthawk]

Eastern horizon was obscured by clouds so I had a good excuse to stay home and eat dinner. It was something of a relief, since we had just come home from a big hike. Just at sunset I tracked the cloud movement against a tree top and noticed the clearing sky of the west was pushing eastward rapidly.

Sure enough, after dinner I started to see the emerging moon peeking through the forest. I grabbed the tripod and quickly drove to a nearby viewpoint. Like HighZ, I found a small party watching the moon. I chatted with a woman who had been photographing the scene and she said the moon had been obscured at full eclipse. So, we missed the blood moon.

I did manage to catch a photo of the emergence.

 

[ski3pin]

Very nice Lighthawk! We drove out to several possible viewpoints and found the view obscured by clouds. One had a quiet gathering of people waiting for the moon to appear. That was cool. We returned home and later were awakened by the brightness of the post eclipse supermoon.

 

[takesiteasy]

We had a nice, cloud-free view from our front steps. I watched it with some neighbors-kind of a fun event.

 

[Smokecreek1]

No luck here on the east side-to many clouds-rats!

Smoke

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

No luck here on the east side-to many clouds-rats!

Smoke

Same at Panaca, NV... Disappointing.

 

[billharr]

Same at Panaca, NV... Disappointing.

Noooooo I was hoping you would post some of your great pictures.

 

[MarkBC]

I saw it pretty well in western Minnesota. It was definitely "bloody". (as in "blood moon")
Lucky enough that it was cloud free in the evening and, because I was two time-zones east of "home", the moon was well up above the horizon at E-time.

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Where's the pictures???
Frank

 

[Platano]

]Not entirely focused but blood moon from east of Granite Mtn., Yavapai County AZ. Picture so it happened!

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

]Not entirely focused but blood moon from east of Granite Mtn., Yavapai County AZ. Picture so it happened!

That is an awesome shot.
Thanks
Frank