Well that was worth getting out of bed for in the middle of the night. Last night saw a supermoon eclipse, occurring when the moon is at its closest to the earth (perigee). It was also a harvest moon - the full moon nearest the autumn equinox. It started just before 0200, was full at 0350 and was all over by about 0530. Here are a few photos, posted before going back to bed. I may post a few more later.
A supermoon eclipse is a relatively rare event. The last was in 1982 and the next will be in 2033. These photos were taken with a Canon 7D and a Sigma 150-600 lens at 600mm. Unlike the solar eclipse earlier in the year no filters were necessary. Chasing the light with the ISO was an interesting experience.
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