Super Blood Wolf Moon

Unfortunately it's going to be overcast here, probably won't see much if anything.

And we are under a Winter storm in the NE .

Snowflakes, that is what we will see.

Enjoy, to everyone else.

I live in the desert and we hardly ever have rain or clouds and tomorrow it's supposed to be cloudy! I hope the forecast is wrong ...

Cool! The windchill will be about -30 here....but maybe I'll sit in our heated vehicle and open the window a crack ...if the snowstorm is gone, that is.

We're expecting clear skies here, and a comfortably chilly 40-ish degrees.

However, fog is expected to roll in pre-dawn Monday and stick around for hours. Hope it doesn't show up early and crash my eclipse viewing!

we have had rain for the last 24 hours turning off to snow in the morning. Mr. Moon has not shown his face here tonight.

I think it will be clear in North Texas, I hope to see something of it. Thanks for sharing the info!

One of the astronomers at the Univ of Az will be speaking tonight....clear skies here, eclipse starts around 10pm

I hope we have clear skies, but it's overcast in Washington state today.

I think we'll be clear in South Florida :-)

Hope those that get to see the eclipse get some photos!!!

I am in such a place for it! If it comes over the horizon as the Red Wolf, it will (if it is clear, and just recently it was clearing...)be perfect for being from here. Across the Hudson River and the "mountains" to the east I'm up hanging at (if not off) a ridge maybe 100 feet up from the surface of the river. Unobstructed view. Perfect. Fingers crossed

Hope you get to see it/photograph it Uther!

The snow clouds parted and I saw the full moon. It didn't see any blood though.

Well...poopies! I won't see it....our car (which I was going to sit in, nice and warm) made an emergency trip to the mechanics....and, as much as I'd like to see this I'm not going out in minus 30 degree windchill

Edward I think it's supposed to occur midnightish eastern time

Below zero here in Michigan. Not worth losing an ear.....LOL.

I just almost lost a few fingers on my back porch, moon is almost totally red

It's partly cloudy here anyway, and -1 F. I guess I'll pass on this one.....

Great show, much clearer skies where I live than they predicted too. I learned that my tripod in nowhere near strong enough to support my 600mm lens pointing straight up so I had to settle for my 300mm lens.

Very nice, Toby. Thanks for sharing

Here in Louisiana

I was able to see a little bit, but not enough to really recognize it as something special if I didn't already know about it. It wasn't very red at all here, maybe because of the thin clouds in front of it.

Cool shots Toby and Brandon! Here in PA when I went out into the freezing cold it didn't look anything like that - no "blood" effect at all :-(

~Richard
http://www.reevephotos.com

Thanks Rose and Richard!

Richard you had to be out after 11:45pm or so last night to see the moon turning red. My pic was from around 12:30am or so this morning.

they say it will be out tonight as well, but its like 10 degrees right now, at night 15? i don't think its worth it for me to be out there for that...


----Mike Savad
http://www.MikeSavad.com

Here is what I saw from North Texas, it was soooo cold, but I went inside every few minutes to warm up. I did a composite of the shots I got, this is the first time I tried to do a composite. It is amateur but it was fun to try:

It was cloudy here in southern Bavaria. This was the last blood moon from September 2015:

Terrific captures, Toby, Brandon, Gaby and Rudi. Amazing to see these!!

Gorgeous shots! Congratulations everyone!
We have had 2 nights of howling from the coyotes at that moon! I figure one more night.....

It was a wonder of a sight in Washington, state

From Fort Lauderdale Beach 🙂

Awesome photos to those who braved the cold and went out in the late/wee hours to get the shot!
Decorative architectural features located in Sunrise, Florida made a perfect 'stage' for the super blood wolf moon to shine.

My attempt at a composite of the Super Blood Wolf Moon | Lunar Eclipse!

Captured this Sunday night in Tucson. It was a bit hazy but mostly clear and about 60° outside.

Here was my attempt to capture it just as it came out of full eclipse. This was at 12:08 am on 1/21/19 in northern, Illinois, USA. It was 3ºF outside which was mighty cold! Really like those who did composites of it in its various stages of eclipse.

This is a composite of all the phases I was able to capture between the clouds:

Marlene,glad you shared about the howling from what the info said about the wolf moon. Hope all is peaceful now.!!

Fabulous captures, everyone!!! Just beautiful!!

I live in Montana...the Big Sky country. We have clear and amazing night skies....well until lunar eclipses come....then we have snow, clouds and zero visibility. Glad others got to see it and photograph it. lol

Doug

Awesome photos, I missed it.

Well, I didn't get the eclipse part, but the rising Super Wolf moon looked pretty nice in my area

The moon always reminds me of this famous song from Taiwan, The moon, My heart. Another song also came to my mind, total eclipse of my heart. Of course, who can forget that Tang Dynasty poem by Li Bai. A wide range of emotions is associated with the moon: unrequited love, love you to the moon, bereavement, remembrance, longing for a reunion...here's my interpretation of the super wolf moon of 2019.

Good captures friends. I was camping and while sitting next to the camp fire we were watching the moon. Extremely clear skies but . . . I didn't have my camera with me. :(

Whimsical ping pong balls in the sky

Everyone who took photos you might have captured something extra extra special! During the red phase of totality a meteor impacted the moon's surface. Yes! It really did happen - check out this video which shows several videos (including one from Griffith Park Observatory) showing the moment and location of impact (one shows timestamp that you can use to check if you caught it in any of your photos).

https://www.space.com/43075-blood-moon-2019-meteor-impact-video.html

I wrote to NASA Goddard about one of my photos and they asked me to try JHU-APL. Sharing this in case any fellow photographer is trying to contact NASA.

Here's mine - it was too cold in Madison to stay out too long.