Post your Super Moon shots

[JesperA]

 

[spencers]

My only decent capture last night.
Canon 7D with Tamron 14-70mm
f/7.1, iso 200, 3.2 sec, 70mm

 

[determined09]

My only decent capture last night.
Canon 7D with Tamron 14-70mm
f/7.1, iso 200, 3.2 sec, 70mm

Thanks for posting. Due to the rain and cloudy skies here in Houston. I wasn't able to see the moon.

 

[Acorn]

I had a clear view of the moon but I couldnt take a picture because my iphone couldnt pick up enough light. It looked far away compared to most of the pictures I see here. Also it did not look that orange/red to me during the full eclipse. IT was very dark outside and you could just see a outline glow behind it with a extremely light pink center.

 

[BoneDaddy]

Very mature crowd. Not one picture of an ass.

 

[Les Kern]

Sigh....

 

[ccard3dev]

Here are some of my pictures (Nikon D5100 at 200mm, 18mm, and 200mm (cropped)):

 

[mtbdudex]

Lunar eclipse 9/27/2015 composite SE Michigan
This is my 1st composite of the night, taken on fixed tripod, these are 2 minutes apart, 10:44pm - 11:06pm.
Canon 70D, 70-200mm L @ f2.8, ISO 3200, 1/15 sec each.
The faint "dots" are stars that showed up in the capture.
Hartland, Michigan, USA.

This is my 2nd composite of the night, taken on fixed tripod, these are 2 minutes apart, 11:10pm - 11:34pm.
Image is taken as leaving totality, so you can see the transition.
Canon 70D, 70-200mm L @ f2.8, ISO 800, 1/8 sec each.

 

[kazmac]

Alas xloud cover. Where we were nixed the super moon and most of the blood moon. I did see the eclipse and the moon turn orange. I tried getting photos, but the weather wasn't cooperating.

Thanks for posting these everyone.