The position of the lunar eclipse relative to the background sky is accurate. However, the 'star' background was shot at a different time from a different location than the eclipsed moon. Ask for more details.
This image was featured on OPOD on March 18th, 2012. [link] Camera: Canon XSi (modified) Lens: Canon 200mm f/2.8L Mount: Astrotrac Shot: HDR 1x30 seconds f/4 ISO 400 1x60 seconds f/4 ISO 400 1x120 seconds f/4 ISO 400
On June 4th, 2012 North America (along with some other parts of the world) got to experience a partial lunar eclipse. At the maximum, the Moon was 38% in Earth's Umbra shadow (as depicted in the image above). From the location this image was shot, light clouds covered the night sky producing some interesting photo ops. Location: Reservoir Ridge Natural Area, Fort Collins, Co Date: 2012-06-04 Camera: Canon XSi (modified) Telescope: WO 110FLT Mount: GCEM Shot: HDR 1x1/8th second ISO 400 1s1/20th second ISO 400 1x1/50th second ISO 400 1x1/125th second ISO 400 1x1/320th second ISO 400 1x1/800th second ISO 400 Processing: Photomatrix Pro, Photoshop, Topaz
