In the late hours of Sunday, January 20th, and weathering frigid temperatures in large parts of the country, photographers set out to capture the rare event known as the “Super Blood Moon.” The lunar eclipse, which is the only one set to happen in 2019, produced some of our favorite astrophotography images, thanks in part to the unique reddish-orange hue of the moon.
Here, you’ll find some of our favorite images of “Super Blood Moon” 2019:
Braved 6° frigid temps and was rewarded with superb air clarity to capture the Super Blood Moon Eclipse. Moon just emerged from behind a church steeple in Naperville, IL.
Nikon D850 & 300mm lens. #EclipseLunar #NikonD850 @SPACEdotcom @adorama pic.twitter.com/kzuoKaFg48— Jon Sall (@Jon509) January 21, 2019
The clouds cleared just in time to make a photo. pic.twitter.com/RqneGDeHDF
— Dave Wegiel Photo (@pinolaphoto) January 21, 2019
Just other side of the sky. Jupiter (with moons :)) & Venus in conjunction. pic.twitter.com/jB3BWwMXtO
— mirogster (@mirogster) January 21, 2019
Made a last minute decision to brave the cold for this one out in Jersey! pic.twitter.com/zeWEgrv396
— Julia Cardillo (@juliacardillo) January 21, 2019
Super Blood Wolf Moon over The Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower in Baltimore, MD. ©Geoffrey S. Baker Nikon D4 + 70-200mm pic.twitter.com/efRAIVcImH
— Geoffrey S. Baker (@GeoffreySBaker) January 21, 2019
Totally worth it! pic.twitter.com/ZCG2MAcnRI
— Kory (@koybones) January 21, 2019
From just outside Orlando at 11:40 pm. It was chilly here, too! Low 40s. Shot with Canon 7D MII, Canon 70-200 at f4, 2.5 sec. shutter. ISO 100 pic.twitter.com/oTguCDI1EY
— John Peery (@ApopkaJohn) January 21, 2019
Taken from Long Island around midnight. #LunarEclipse pic.twitter.com/clo1gZGzut
— Erica Mengouchian (@emengouchian) January 21, 2019
Did you capture the Super Blood Moon this weekend? Share your photo with us on Twitter @adorama!
