| | Nearly full moon rising over the Sea & hotel roof. 3/19. |
| | | These are through my hotel room window at var. exposures. |
| | | That's a reflection from double-pane, not a new satellite. |
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| | Evening of 3/20, night of the full moon and eclipse. |
| | | From the room again, but tilted the window to lose the double. |
| | | I like this one, especially. |
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| | Out in the courtyard for clearer view. |
| | | Trying different exposures. |
| | | The boat added a lot to the ambiance of the shot. |
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| | More of the same. Still pretty, says I. |
| | | | It's just pretty. What can I say? |
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| | I got up at 4:00 am 3/21 local; that's 9:00 pm 3/20, EST. |
| | | These were taken with hand-held Canon PowerShot A560... |
| | | Through the window of a 2nd floor hotel elevator lobby... |
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| | With the sodium arc lights on... |
| | | and if that wasn't bad enough, I started... |
| | | holding one side of a small binoculars... |
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| | | | against the window for balance. |
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| | Not too bad, all things considered. |
| | | Did I mention these were of a total lunar eclipse? |
| | | And not just a crescent moon? |
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| | | And also nearing a tree and the horizon. |
| | | Took some heavy processing at this point... |
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| | to bring out much of anything. |
| | | Not sure where the blue tint came from. |
| | | 5:30am -enough! I have to get up at 7:00! |
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| | The next night (3/22) outside the hotel. |
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