I get so excited over a super moon like this one tonight and then a total blood red eclipse.
Skies are clear at my home in tall woods....which are illuminated totally by the super bright
beautiful moon! I get as excited as I were a child...So here is the super moon
Sunday night over my home while the deer are walking on the fallen leaves
when I was outside photographing the moon just now!
This is with a auto focus and no special settings used..
with a Bridge camera...

I hope I can get the eclipse clearly with my camera...on auto focus

Oh, those are beautiful! I hope you can get the eclipse too. I would love to see it but it's only 3 degrees out there. I just can't take that. I don't even know how clear it is either. So I'm looking forward to seeing pictures of it.

We have a clear night too here just north of Houston. The moon is as bright as and LED light shining on us!

I do not have help to set the aperture or iso or what needs to be set
but I got a lot of joy out there freezing watching the eclipse tonight

The red blood moon would take your breath..just totally awesome

I sat out there alone in the 20 some degrees and thought of
how great God created this planet Earth and the moon and universe

Just beautiful and magnificent!

We had a lot of clouds around last night. My husband got a shot but it's marred by bright cloud areas. It was beautiful!

Wonderful photos you guys! I wish I could have seen it.

Nice photos! I did not see the red color like that here It was cold and very windy last night. I wasn't very motivated to check it out for long. Maybe, I just kept looking at the wrong times.

Those photos are po professional! Mine not so much. But I caught part of the eclipse on my phone

Plant manager/Karen
what type of lens and camera did he use to get the red eclipse ..that was beautiful
better than my 30 optical and autofocus shot of the eclipse..
Gave you an acorn..tell your husband ..you got an acorn for him!
LOL
Sheridragonfly/sheri in Alabama usa

Thank you! He used an 8 inch Newtonian telescope he made in junior high, with a Canon Rebel T3i camera.