Tom
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Clear view here in Northern California for most of it, but light cloud covered the full eclipse. I won't post my poor attempts at photos.
Full lunar eclipse on Feb. 20th
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Betty Brewer
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Here in Chetamul Mexico we had clear views of the total eclipse. Infact at 10 pm it is still going on as the earth moves and the moon's glow is reapperaring. Will post pictures later. It was beautiful. Gotta do my journal.
Betty
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Solid cloud cover here in Camp Verde. But boy are we getting a lighting show. The sky has been afire for about 2 1/2 hours. A couple of thunder claps loud enough to rattle the windows. No rain yet.
Ron
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Have severe clear skys here about ten miles North of Sierra Vista so we got some photos which are attached.
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ravensrv
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Wonderful pictures, Ron.
We lucked out and had clear skies here in Lodi, California. I was chatting to some friends in San Jose on Twitter, and they had cloudy skies. I guess the weather is coming east.
I did the best I could with my Canon S70 and no tripod.
http://www.ravensrv.com/tt13-total-lunar-eclipse/
Linda
We lucked out and had clear skies here in Lodi, California. I was chatting to some friends in San Jose on Twitter, and they had cloudy skies. I guess the weather is coming east.
I did the best I could with my Canon S70 and no tripod.
http://www.ravensrv.com/tt13-total-lunar-eclipse/
Linda
Ray D
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Ron, great set of pictures! Looks like you had the best seeing, last night. ;D
Envious Ray ;D
Envious Ray ;D
Ron
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Thanks. As we were driving West the clouds increased and by the time we arrived it was solid overcast. But then blue sky could be seen in the West and by sunset we had clear skys.
Karl
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C'mon Ron; 'fess up. Those are just shots of an old tennis ball with some very creative lighting!
Truly nice work. I'd post mine too, but they'd be all black with a few streaks of lightning thrown in for good measure.
Truly nice work. I'd post mine too, but they'd be all black with a few streaks of lightning thrown in for good measure.
Dan Walters
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Ron,
Great shots. Thanks for taking those pictures and sharing them here. We not only had thick cloud cover but fairly heavy rain through all of that time so we couldn't see a thing.
Dan
Great shots. Thanks for taking those pictures and sharing them here. We not only had thick cloud cover but fairly heavy rain through all of that time so we couldn't see a thing.
Dan
Ron
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Seems the weather was not very cooperative for viewing the eclipse in many places. We were luck here. Just couldn't ask for better viewing conditions.
ArdraF
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GREAT pics Ron. Jerry says the FZ-30 comes through again!
ArdraF
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ravensrv
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Karl said:
Nah, that was my trick. (The pictures were hiding under the link I posted.) Ping pong ball, various cans of spray paint, and off you go.
Linda
Ron
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ArdraF said:
Thanks. You bet I just love that FZ-30
Ron
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wendycoke said:
Actually we enjoyed Texas. Visiting the grand daughters and their parent make a big difference. We were sure glad to arrive at the NM boarder after three days of driving from League City.
