Photographers pick up the rare lunar eclipse around the Red Moon

A rare blood moon appeared in the sky last night due to the total lunar eclipse and photographers were able to capture the amazing heavenly event.

The eclipse began immediately before midnight and continued in the early hours, but the total period – when the moon was shining in red – was from 2.26 am to 3.31 am EST.

For North America photographers, this meant late at night but it was worth it. normal Petapixel Andrew McCarthy shareholder has an amazing view of the moon with a red color.

In a typical style of McCarthy, picked the snapshot using “three telescopes and tens of thousands of images.” Although he is still working on the final image, he has participated in a preview, and if anyone is interested, he will run a limited print via the available version via His e -mail menu.

On the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, Josh Dori has traveled to Scotland, not sure what he would already be able to see in the camera lens.

“The UK has been hit or missed about whether the partial stages of the eclipse will appear as well as speculation, about whether the total will be seen. In fact, it was so, I seized it,” DURY It writes on Instagram.

Dan Martelland acquired the full moon of pinkness, which rises on one global commercial center and the Empire State building in New York City a few hours before the total eclipse. The March Full Moon gets his name from the groundworm that appears on the ground at this time of the year.

Gary Hershorne was also in New York to Monrise, where she seized it as it rose over the horizon of Brooklyn and the statue of freedom.

Photography is not all expensive lenses and full frame sensors. Jose Lima captured the blood satellite on his Samsung S24 smartphone, a volatile history of the moon.

In the event that you are wondering how the eclipse seemed from the moon’s perspective, there are more newly landing spacecraft on the surface, which caught an image that shows the sun shining, but with a “ring of incandescent light” reflected in one of the blue solar panels.

Firefly Aerospace, which runs Blue Ghost, also seized a blood moon view from its base at Vandinberg’s space base in California.

Below is a collection of the most impressive images that we found on social media.

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Update 3/14: Updated with the Ghost Blue image of the eclipse.