File:Total Lunar Eclipse - Winter Solstice - December 21 2010 - Raleigh North Carolina.png

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English: Taken in the backyard at Five Points. Unfortunately, heavy clouds were passing through intermittently while taking photographs and by 4:00 am they had completely covered the sky. I used a Canon PowerShot S5 IS and a small backpackers tripod placed on the hood of the old Subaru to capture the photos. You'll notice that the color of the eclipsed moon darkens towards the end of the progression. This is due to exposure length and less so from further progression of the eclipse. As both a beginning astronomer and photographer, I included those photos and the exposure information so that others may see the differences in outcomes from slight differences in typical settings. Hope you enjoy. Cheers!
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