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On Saturday New Zealanders with clear skies witnessed a lunar eclipse – when the earth got in the way of the sun’s light hitting the moon.
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Took this shot of the lunar eclipse at about 11.50pm, in a very short break in the clouds
Uploaded by: Kat Cooper
This photo was on a longer exposure so you can see the other side of the moon a little clearer, the clouds were a bit of a factor in this shot though. Uploaded by: Kat Cooper
The beginning of Saturday night’s eclipse, “we had a thick layer of fog here, it cleared enough so that I managed to get this shot but not alot else”. Uploaded by: Kelli Culver
Uploaded by: Roger Clark
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Zelda Wynn on 29/06/2010 12:46am
Yes, have an image. Not able to upload due to delay receiving cable to get image off camera.
I hate online buying, take money then tell me it is on Backorder.
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