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lunar eclipse 9-27-2015 Leitchfield Ky.

lunar eclipse 9-27-2015 Leitchfield Ky.

I had to drive to 3 different places to get photos of what I must say, was the most dramatic and beautiful full moon I have ever seen. One minute I could get a...
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I had to drive to 3 different places to get photos of what I must say, was the most dramatic and beautiful full moon I have ever seen. One minute I could get a clear shot and then the clouds would roll in, then clear off again. Just as the eclipse was at a total eclipse point, the clouds came in and completly covered it so that I not only could not get any more photos, but could not see the moon at all.
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Aperture f/8 ISO 100 Shutter 1/90 Focal Length 5000/10

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