Lunar eclipse from Colorado

From my location, the Moon set right as it entered totality, just 8
minutes before sunrise. Made for some interesting shooting (especially
as I first had to climb a 30 meter high rock formation, in the dark,
to get a good vantage. It was 0°F, which played havoc with my camera
batteries.)

Report at http://www.cloudbait.com/gallery/pla...l20111210.html .

On 12/10/11 6:52 PM, Chris L Peterson wrote:
From my location, the Moon set right as it entered totality, just 8
minutes before sunrise. Made for some interesting shooting (especially
as I first had to climb a 30 meter high rock formation, in the dark,
to get a good vantage. It was 0°F, which played havoc with my camera
batteries.)

Report at http://www.cloudbait.com/gallery/pla...l20111210.html .

Excellent, Chris, given the challenges of cold rock and dealing with
cold batteries. Thank you!

On Dec 10, 9:44*pm, Sam Wormley wrote:

* *Excellent, Chris, given the challenges of cold rock and dealing with
* *cold batteries. Thank you!



Cool photos, Chris. Thanks for posting those. Some elements of
Colorado that I definitely miss. Mountains, and crystal clear skies.

On Dec 10, 4:52*pm, Chris L Peterson wrote:
From my location, the Moon set right as it entered totality, just 8
minutes before sunrise. Made for some interesting shooting (especially
as I first had to climb a 30 meter high rock formation, in the dark,
to get a good vantage. It was 0°F, which played havoc with my camera
batteries.)

Report athttp://www.cloudbait.com/gallery/planets/ecl20111210.html.

Nice photos, Chris. Thanks for posting.

regards,
Ben