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I captured this amazing image of the moon during its second total eclipse of 2004.
I had hoped to capture the entire event, but thanks to cloud cover, I missed most of it, including the total phase. I was lucky enough, however, to get this shot of it emerging back into the light, its red hue swallowed by the comparitively blinding penumbra of the Earth.
Photographed:
October 27, 2004
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Keywords: astronomy, astrophotography, blood moon, craters, lunar, Luna, moon, night, penumbra, red, total eclipse
