In the early morning hours of December 21, 2010, there was a total lunar eclipse (in North America). It was the first time in 372 years that a total lunar eclipse fell on the winter solstice.
As you may have guessed, there were some keen photographers out to capture some stunning images of the moon in its amber glow. See the rest of the photos below, and click on any photo to go to the photographer’s Flickr page for larger versions of these images and more info about the photographer.
AWESOME pics!
Your photss are excellent.
I invite you to check out my groups photos of the eclipse from Australia –
http://www.meetup.com/Manly-Beach-Adventure-Photography-Group/photos/1195994/
Cheers
Gary
Question on the first photo of the group? Why is the photo on the guys Flicker page different from the photo shown here? The photo on his page looks more like an orange than the moon!LOL