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  1. Lunar Spiral
    Humans have been observing and recording celestial events for thousands of years, with lunar eclipses holding a special fascination for us. This total eclipse was designated a ‘blood moon’ due to the reddish hue cast from Earth’s shadow and atmosphere. It was also a supermoon, so called because it appears larger than usual in our sky due to its close proximity to earth.

    Photograph: Bronwen Gunning

    #photography
    #Moon
    #LunarEclipse
    #BloodMoon
    #FullMoon
    #Supermoon

  2. Lunar Spiral
    Humans have been observing and recording celestial events for thousands of years, with lunar eclipses holding a special fascination for us. This total eclipse was designated a ‘blood moon’ due to the reddish hue cast from Earth’s shadow and atmosphere. It was also a supermoon, so called because it appears larger than usual in our sky due to its close proximity to earth.

    Photograph: Bronwen Gunning

    #photography
    #Moon
    #LunarEclipse
    #BloodMoon
    #FullMoon
    #Supermoon

  3. Out and About – Night Sky

    Here are a few images of the night sky that I have collected as of late 2024. Included are some Aurora shots, two different comets, a lunar eclipse, the Milky Way and some light pillars.

    Northern Lights in September 2004, seen by the Monolith at Vigelandsparken in Oslo Some purples and greens behind a group of girls in the park A bit of the Milky Way in October of 2024, seen over cabins high above Voss in Norway
    (we can’t see the galactic core here at this time of year) Looking the other way, I think I caught Pleiades near the top of the sky and Jupiter is the bright light On 15 October 2024, we went out to find Comen Tsuchinshan-ATLAS from our neighborhood in Oslo
    (Clear skies and a fairly bright comet made it easy enough to find with help of a sky map on my phone — and my better half could see it by eye via binoculars) On 31 October 2025, we went to a nearby beach, Hvervenbukta, to attempt to find the Comet A6-Lemmon
    (Cloudy skies and a much fainter comet made it much more difficult to “see”– can you find it?) On 7 September 2025, the lunar eclipse was just starting to end by the time the moon finally appeared over the hilly horizon of our neighborhood in Oslo Just a normal moon, but with a bit of earthshine along with that waxing crescent An almost full moon, caught in some tree branches On a cold night back in January, the ice crystals in the atmosphere reflected lights from the ground into light pillars
    (I thought at first it was some sort of bizarre albino Aurora…silly me!) #AuroraBorealis #LightPillars #LunarEclipse #MilkyWay #Moon #NightSky #NorthernLights #Norway #Oslo #Photoblog #Photography
  4. Out and About – Night Sky

    Here are a few images of the night sky that I have collected as of late 2024. Included are some Aurora shots, two different comets, a lunar eclipse, the Milky Way and some light pillars.

    Northern Lights in September 2004, seen by the Monolith at Vigelandsparken in Oslo Some purples and greens behind a group of girls in the park A bit of the Milky Way in October of 2024, seen over cabins high above Voss in Norway
    (we can’t see the galactic core here at this time of year) Looking the other way, I think I caught Pleiades near the top of the sky and Jupiter is the bright light On 15 October 2024, we went out to find Comen Tsuchinshan-ATLAS from our neighborhood in Oslo
    (Clear skies and a fairly bright comet made it easy enough to find with help of a sky map on my phone — and my better half could see it by eye via binoculars) On 31 October 2025, we went to a nearby beach, Hvervenbukta, to attempt to find the Comet A6-Lemmon
    (Cloudy skies and a much fainter comet made it much more difficult to “see”– can you find it?) On 7 September 2025, the lunar eclipse was just starting to end by the time the moon finally appeared over the hilly horizon of our neighborhood in Oslo Just a normal moon, but with a bit of earthshine along with that waxing crescent An almost full moon, caught in some tree branches On a cold night back in January, the ice crystals in the atmosphere reflected lights from the ground into light pillars
    (I thought at first it was some sort of bizarre albino Aurora…silly me!) #AuroraBorealis #LightPillars #LunarEclipse #MilkyWay #Moon #NightSky #NorthernLights #Norway #Oslo #Photoblog #Photography
  5. Out and About – Night Sky

    Here are a few images of the night sky that I have collected as of late 2024. Included are some Aurora shots, two different comets, a lunar eclipse, the Milky Way and some light pillars.

    Northern Lights in September 2004, seen by the Monolith at Vigelandsparken in Oslo Some purples and greens behind a group of girls in the park A bit of the Milky Way in October of 2024, seen over cabins high above Voss in Norway
    (we can’t see the galactic core here at this time of year) Looking the other way, I think I caught Pleiades near the top of the sky and Jupiter is the bright light On 15 October 2024, we went out to find Comen Tsuchinshan-ATLAS from our neighborhood in Oslo
    (Clear skies and a fairly bright comet made it easy enough to find with help of a sky map on my phone — and my better half could see it by eye via binoculars) On 31 October 2025, we went to a nearby beach, Hvervenbukta, to attempt to find the Comet A6-Lemmon
    (Cloudy skies and a much fainter comet made it much more difficult to “see”– can you find it?) On 7 September 2025, the lunar eclipse was just starting to end by the time the moon finally appeared over the hilly horizon of our neighborhood in Oslo Just a normal moon, but with a bit of earthshine along with that waxing crescent An almost full moon, caught in some tree branches On a cold night back in January, the ice crystals in the atmosphere reflected lights from the ground into light pillars
    (I thought at first it was some sort of bizarre albino Aurora…silly me!) #AuroraBorealis #LightPillars #LunarEclipse #MilkyWay #Moon #NightSky #NorthernLights #Norway #Oslo #Photoblog #Photography
  6. Out and About – Night Sky

    Here are a few images of the night sky that I have collected as of late 2024. Included are some Aurora shots, two different comets, a lunar eclipse, the Milky Way and some light pillars.

    Northern Lights in September 2004, seen by the Monolith at Vigelandsparken in Oslo Some purples and greens behind a group of girls in the park A bit of the Milky Way in October of 2024, seen over cabins high above Voss in Norway
    (we can’t see the galactic core here at this time of year) Looking the other way, I think I caught Pleiades near the top of the sky and Jupiter is the bright light On 15 October 2024, we went out to find Comen Tsuchinshan-ATLAS from our neighborhood in Oslo
    (Clear skies and a fairly bright comet made it easy enough to find with help of a sky map on my phone — and my better half could see it by eye via binoculars) On 31 October 2025, we went to a nearby beach, Hvervenbukta, to attempt to find the Comet A6-Lemmon
    (Cloudy skies and a much fainter comet made it much more difficult to “see”– can you find it?) On 7 September 2025, the lunar eclipse was just starting to end by the time the moon finally appeared over the hilly horizon of our neighborhood in Oslo Just a normal moon, but with a bit of earthshine along with that waxing crescent An almost full moon, caught in some tree branches On a cold night back in January, the ice crystals in the atmosphere reflected lights from the ground into light pillars
    (I thought at first it was some sort of bizarre albino Aurora…silly me!) #AuroraBorealis #LightPillars #LunarEclipse #MilkyWay #Moon #NightSky #NorthernLights #Norway #Oslo #Photoblog #Photography
  7. Out and About – Night Sky

    Here are a few images of the night sky that I have collected as of late 2024. Included are some Aurora shots, two different comets, a lunar eclipse, the Milky Way and some light pillars.

    Northern Lights in September 2004, seen by the Monolith at Vigelandsparken in Oslo Some purples and greens behind a group of girls in the park A bit of the Milky Way in October of 2024, seen over cabins high above Voss in Norway
    (we can’t see the galactic core here at this time of year) Looking the other way, I think I caught Pleiades near the top of the sky and Jupiter is the bright light On 15 October 2024, we went out to find Comen Tsuchinshan-ATLAS from our neighborhood in Oslo
    (Clear skies and a fairly bright comet made it easy enough to find with help of a sky map on my phone — and my better half could see it by eye via binoculars) On 31 October 2025, we went to a nearby beach, Hvervenbukta, to attempt to find the Comet A6-Lemmon
    (Cloudy skies and a much fainter comet made it much more difficult to “see”– can you find it?) On 7 September 2025, the lunar eclipse was just starting to end by the time the moon finally appeared over the hilly horizon of our neighborhood in Oslo Just a normal moon, but with a bit of earthshine along with that waxing crescent An almost full moon, caught in some tree branches On a cold night back in January, the ice crystals in the atmosphere reflected lights from the ground into light pillars
    (I thought at first it was some sort of bizarre albino Aurora…silly me!) #AuroraBorealis #LightPillars #LunarEclipse #MilkyWay #Moon #NightSky #NorthernLights #Norway #Oslo #Photoblog #Photography
  8. A moment from September 7, 2025 a lunar eclipse over Kigali, Rwanda 🌑

    Watching the recent Artemis II lunar flyby has brought all those feelings rushing back. The same Moon, a new era of exploration.

    As a Nikon photographer, I love that NASA also trusts Nikon cameras in space. It makes the connection feel just a little closer.

    Prints available with 10% off code LUNAR2026: mlyonphotography.darkroom.com/

    #LunarEclipse #ArtemisII #NASA #Astrophotography #Nikon #Kigali #Rwanda #SpacePhotography #Moon

  9. A photographer's journey to capture a blood moon rising over the South China Sea. 'It was an incredible moment'. Via @spacedotcom #SkyWatchers 🌃✨🌠 #Astrophotography ✨ 📷 #Photography 📸 #LunarEclipse #BloodMoon #Space #Astrophysics #OrbitalMechanics #Astronomy 🚀 🌌 ☄️ 🛰️

    A photographer's journey to ca...

  10. CW: Illegal in Japan (among other places); 無修正あそこ

    And that's it for lunar eclipse pics from me for the next half decade (​:google_emoji_kitchen_strawberry_and_last_quarter_moon_with_face_mashup:​ˠ​:google_emoji_kitchen_strawberry_and_last_quarter_moon_with_face_mashup:​)

    #Eclipse #LunarEclipse #LosAngeles #California #Astronomy #BloodMoon #Eclipse2026 #LunarEclipse2026 #Moon #Photo #Photography #Ass #Boobs #Butt #Lewd #NSFW #Naked #Nude #Nudity #Pussy #Tits #LetyDoesSelfies

  11. CW: Illegal in Japan (among other places); 無修正あそこ

    And that's it for lunar eclipse pics from me for the next half decade (​:google_emoji_kitchen_strawberry_and_last_quarter_moon_with_face_mashup:​ˠ​:google_emoji_kitchen_strawberry_and_last_quarter_moon_with_face_mashup:​)

    #Eclipse #LunarEclipse #LosAngeles #California #Astronomy #BloodMoon #Eclipse2026 #LunarEclipse2026 #Moon #Photo #Photography #Ass #Boobs #Butt #Lewd #NSFW #Naked #Nude #Nudity #Pussy #Tits #LetyDoesSelfies

  12. Totality is over — Feast your eyes on the 1st photos of the blood moon total lunar eclipse 2026. Via @spacedotcom #SkyWatchers 🌃✨🌠 #LunarEclipse #BloodMoon #Astrophotography ✨ 📷 #Photography 📸 #Space #Astrophysics #OrbitalMechanics #Astronomy 🚀 🌌 ☄️ 🛰️

    Totality is over — Feast your ...

  13. I had no idea there was going to be a lunar eclipse last night. The cat woke me at 3am. I checked my phone and saw a few posts mentioning it. I fetched the DSLR — fortunately the 500mm lens and 1.4× teleconverter were already attached — along with the tripod and stepped out onto the front porch. Totality is surprisingly dim. This was shot at a comically high ISO and 1/10 sec.
    #moon #lunareclipse #bloodmoon

  14. In hopes of capturing the lunar eclipse at sunrise and moonset, I placed my camera by the door, had my snow boots ready, and set my alarm for a very early hour this morning. But I awoke to find clouds stretching from horizon to horizon. I went back to sleep. Sigh.

    Oh, well. If you’re going to watch the skies of Michigan for wonders and portents, you better be ready to see clouds instead. But sometimes it is a wee bit frustrating.

    #eclipse #LunarEclipse #TotalLunarEclipse

  15. In hopes of capturing the lunar eclipse at sunrise and moonset, I placed my camera by the door, had my snow boots ready, and set my alarm for a very early hour this morning. But I awoke to find clouds stretching from horizon to horizon. I went back to sleep. Sigh.

    Oh, well. If you’re going to watch the skies of Michigan for wonders and portents, you better be ready to see clouds instead. But sometimes it is a wee bit frustrating.

    #eclipse #LunarEclipse #TotalLunarEclipse

  16. The clouds in Sydney did obligingly part shortly before the end of totality.

    I wasn't pre-prepared to photograph it as I'd assumed it would be clouded out, but managed to get my Proper Camera and Big Tripod outside for a few quick snaps.

    #Astronomy #Astrodon #LunarEclipse #TotalLunarEclipse

  17. The clouds in Sydney did obligingly part shortly before the end of totality.

    I wasn't pre-prepared to photograph it as I'd assumed it would be clouded out, but managed to get my Proper Camera and Big Tripod outside for a few quick snaps.

    #Astronomy #Astrodon #LunarEclipse #TotalLunarEclipse

  18. Full lunar eclipse here tonight on a full moon.

    People who understand these things: Please tell me this is a good omen (all things considered).

    Also I'm basically an astronomer with this photo lol.

    #moon #LunarEclipse #Brisbane #RedMoon #BloodMoon

  19. Full lunar eclipse here tonight on a full moon.

    People who understand these things: Please tell me this is a good omen (all things considered).

    Also I'm basically an astronomer with this photo lol.

    #moon #LunarEclipse #Brisbane #RedMoon #BloodMoon

  20. Full lunar eclipse here tonight on a full moon.

    People who understand these things: Please tell me this is a good omen (all things considered).

    Also I'm basically an astronomer with this photo lol.

    #moon #LunarEclipse #Brisbane #RedMoon #BloodMoon