I am still processing all the images I took, but here is the moon at mid-eclipse which occurred at 4:02AM.
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| Mid-eclipse - November 19, 2021, 4:02AM GT102 (562mm; f/5.5) - Canon 50D; ISO 200; 4 sec |
Sunday, November 21, 2021
Lunar Eclipse - November 19, 2021
It wasn't until the evening of November 18th that I remembered there was going to be a partial (almost total) lunar eclipse early on the morning of November 19th. I guess the rain earlier in the day and the busyness of my schedule was the culprit. Of course, age might also be a factor.
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