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Kevin Freitas

Starting to see some shadow on the lower left portion of the Moon now as of 10pm Seattle time.

A close-up image of the full moon against a black sky, showcasing its craters and surface textures. A faint shadow of the Earth is subtly covering the lower left portion of the disc.
#LunarEclipse#AstroPhotography#Seattle
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Kevin Freitas

10:45pm Seattle time. Was actually a pretty stormy day today so feeling lucky I can even see and share this at all. Yay!

A partially illuminated full moon against a dark background, showcasing craters and surface details with nearly half in Earth’s shadow.
#LunarEclipse#AstroPhotography#Seattle
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Kevin Freitas

Here are the clouds that wafted by just before that 10:45pm shot.

An image of the moon partially obscured by clouds, creating a halo effect around it. The moon appears bright against a dark sky with swirling clouds.
#LunarEclipse#AstroPhotography#Seattle
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Kevin Freitas

11pm Seattle time. Shifting over to a longer exposure to catch the red which, remember, are all Earth’s sunrises and sunsets being projects onto the surface of the Moon at once.

A partially illuminated moon against a black background, showcasing its craters and surface texture.
A close-up view of the moon partially covered by the Earth's shadow during a lunar eclipse, displaying a contrast between the illuminated and darkened portions with a hint of red on the shadowed section.
#LunarEclipse#AstroPhotography#Seattle
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Kevin Freitas

11:30pm Seattle time. Image is getting noisy as I bump the ISO to get more of that red glow. On a tripod for the prev few images, too.

A close-up image of the moon during a lunar eclipse, showing a darkened and reddened surface with visible craters and geographical features against a black sky.
#LunarEclipse#AstroPhotography#Seattle
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Kevin Freitas

Uh-oh, may not quite make it to totality here in Seattle.

A night sky filled with clouds, partially obscuring a visible moon. Silhouettes of trees are in the foreground, and a faint glow from a light source is present on the right side.
#LunarEclipse#AstroPhotography#Seattle
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Kevin Freitas

Never mind, we got this. 11:45pm Seattle and grainy since I’m up to 6400 ISO.

A close-up image of the moon, partially covered in shadow, displaying a reddish hue indicative of a lunar eclipse. The background is dark, enhancing the moon's visibility.
#LunarEclipse#AstroPhotography#Seattle
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Kevin Freitas

12am Seattle time. Eeked out one last shot before heading for bed. Happy Pi Day, everyone! G’night!

A close-up view of a partially illuminated moon, displaying a reddish hue against a dark background, suggesting a lunar eclipse.
#LunarEclipse#AstroPhotography#Seattle
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Kevin Freitas

Wallpaper version of all my lunar eclipse shows from the first half of the event last night. All approx 15 min. apart.

A sequence of lunar images depicting various stages of a lunar eclipse, arranged in a gradient from full visibility to total coverage, against a black background.
#LunarEclipse#AstroPhotography#Seattle
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@KevinFreitas Great photos! Tried taking photos with my phone and am humbled. So just watched it and feeling fortunate to have a good place to see it.

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