Just thought I'd share these images that I took of last night's Super Flower Blood Moon...which was the longest total lunar eclipse in 33 years!
The Super Flower Blood Moon lasted for 85 minutes, while the Moon spent 96 minutes in Earth's darker shadow (or umbra) back in August of 1989—around the time NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft conducted its flyby of the icy giant Neptune.
I used my Nikon D3300 to capture last night's celestial event. This was the third time in four years that I took photos of a lunar eclipse with my DSLR camera; the first event being the Super Blue Blood Moon on January 31, 2018...and the most recent one being the Super Blood Wolf Moon on January 20, 2019.
Happy Monday!
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