DelThere's a partial lunar eclipse visible here. Who knew?! I didn't know. Then I DID know, and ran out into the garden with the camera. :)
#Photography https://mastodon.social/media/5ZW7yt2oKl45PRE2Als
seachanged@WelshPixie
It's not too surprising, when you think about the total solar eclipse in the US on the new moon in exactly two weeks.
It's not too surprising, when you think about the total solar eclipse in the US on the new moon in exactly two weeks.
@seachanged Yeah ^.^
@WelshPixie
Sorry, I am obtuse: I am thinking more and more about the solar eclipse in the US in two weeks. I am seeing everything, more and more, from the viewpoint of coordinating family travel to a desert campsite in eastern Oregon for a 2 minute totality.
It's been like going to Burning Man: limited campsites, infinite demand, online reservations, disappointment and elation. The campsites are much better than at Burning Man, though, and it's much cheaper, with fewer nude hippies.
@seachanged hah :D It sounds like fun, and definitely something the family will remember!
Javier Torres@WelshPixie here in Spain the maximum of the eclipse (just a 25%) was just at moonrise. Almost not noticeable.
Nice picture!
@JavierTorres Thank you! :D