28 Monday Sep 2015
Posted in Boise, Eclipse, moon, Photo By: Bob Young, Photo Credit: Bob Young, Super Moon, Weather
On the night of 27 September 2015, a Super Moon Eclipse occurred and the weather in Boise could not have been better. Clear skies. No wind and warm. Here are some photos I took of the event with my 300mm lens on a Nikon D5000. Enjoy!
Early evening and the start of the event. Looking east in Boise over Tablerock.
Slightly red as the event progresses.
The event is starting to end.
15 Tuesday Apr 2014
To bad it was hazy and cloudy. These might have been much better.
Nikon D3000, 1/250 @ f16. Tonemapped.
Blood Moon Eclipse from our front area. It was a cloudy night and there was a haze covering the moon. But I think you can just see the “red color” begin to form. You can definitely see the eclipse starting. Nikon D3000, Nikor 70-300mm lens shot at 300mm, 1/250 @ f13 in RAW, for those of you who want to know the details.
Blood Moon Eclipse from our front area. It was a cloudy night and there was a haze covering the moon. But I think you can just see the “red color” begin to form. You can definitely see the eclipse starting. Nikon D3000, Nikor 70-300mm lens shot at 300mm, 1/250 @ f13 in RAW, for those of you who want to know the details.
Blood Moon Eclipse from our front area. It was a cloudy night and there was a haze covering the moon. But I think you can just see the “red color” begin to form. You can definitely see the eclipse starting. Nikon D3000, Nikor 70-300mm lens shot at 300mm, 1/250 @ f13 in RAW, for those of you who want to know the details. Local tone mapped in HDR.
