Your Eclipse Photos, Part II
Like I said, you buried me with photos of last week’s total lunar eclipse. So here’s another batch. Thanks to everyone who went outside and remembered to bring a camera.
If you’re a budding (or veteran) astrophotographer, I highly recommend you check out the Bad Astronomy/Universe Today forum. We have a section just for people to post their astrophotos.
This first photograph comes from Joe from Michigan State University with a digital camera and a 4″ telescope.
Beth Katz
John Lyder – Trinidad and Tobago
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