Getting ready! This weekend, we will not only witness a super moon, but a lunar eclipse as well. I am finding my spot which will not be my yard which provides only ten minutes of unobstructed viewing. For those interested and on the east cost of the United States and most of South America and Europe, on Sunday night, the moon will rise at 6:28 pm, the sun will set 8 minutes later, the earth will begin blocking the sun and shadowing the moon at 8:11 pm and fully shadow the moon at 10:47 pm. Coincidentally, the moon will be at its fullest at 10:50 pm. All times Easter Daylight Time.
Nikon D610, 1/350 second at f/2.8, ISO 400, 105mm - 7779
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