January 20, 2019

Amrinderjit Singh
Mohali, Punjab, India
Mohali, Punjab, India
10/29/2023
01:44 am
01:44 am
Meade LX-90 and Canon R
Only used Lightroom and Photoshop
It was the last Lunar eclipse of the year and I tried to capture it successfully. As soon as it starts entering the umbral region, a dark shadow starts overlapping the moon and making it look like a "Bitten Biscuit." As the Umbral eclipse starts, the bands slowly turn orangish red and the shadow starts overtaking the brightness the Moon until it gets fully covered. The eclipse has no such effect on human beings as the rumours and superstitions roam around. The events of nature was enjoyed together
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January 20, 2019
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