Super Moon night
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Super Moon night
Clouds rolled in and it didn't look like I could drive anywhere to avoid
them except maybe to the east of CS. Decided to stay put in Divide but
there was a cloud bank looking to the east horizon where the Moon would
rise. While waiting there was an awesome sunset to the west.
http://gallery.gmayfield.com/misc/sunset5512_02
The Moon did shine through the clouds but this is the second year in a
row I wasn't able to get a detailed shot.
http://gallery.gmayfield.com/scenic/supermoon5512_03
I did see some images that looked like they were done from east of the
Springs. Anyone else get anything?
All the publicity on TV did get a few more people out. A couple of cars
came by my observing spot and there's usually no one at all.
Ginger
them except maybe to the east of CS. Decided to stay put in Divide but
there was a cloud bank looking to the east horizon where the Moon would
rise. While waiting there was an awesome sunset to the west.
http://gallery.gmayfield.com/misc/sunset5512_02
The Moon did shine through the clouds but this is the second year in a
row I wasn't able to get a detailed shot.
http://gallery.gmayfield.com/scenic/supermoon5512_03
I did see some images that looked like they were done from east of the
Springs. Anyone else get anything?
All the publicity on TV did get a few more people out. A couple of cars
came by my observing spot and there's usually no one at all.
Ginger
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Ginger - Posts: 2272
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I just set up astrobin so no guarantees that the below link will work but I got out last night and took a few shots through a bit of haze while the Moon was high in the sky. Turned out pretty well considering the conditions.
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Dave W.
Celestron 9.25 SCT XLT on CG-5/CGEM w/TPI Tripod Spreader and Levellers
Coronado SolarMax II 60MM; 10" Orion Dob; ES 80MM Refractor
SBIG STF-8300C w/ST-i OAG and PHD/MaximDL SW
Imaging Source DMK OSC for Planetary/Solar imaging
Celestron 9.25 SCT XLT on CG-5/CGEM w/TPI Tripod Spreader and Levellers
Coronado SolarMax II 60MM; 10" Orion Dob; ES 80MM Refractor
SBIG STF-8300C w/ST-i OAG and PHD/MaximDL SW
Imaging Source DMK OSC for Planetary/Solar imaging
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DW5862 - Posts: 123
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Super Moon night
That turned out very well, Dave. Good focus and exposure. The clouds
were pretty thick when I was shooting to the horizon as it rose. I could
just barely see any detail on the surface. I guess I was lucky to see
it at all. Maybe that extra brightness did help a little bit after all.

Ginger
On 5/6/2012 3:33 PM, DW5862 wrote:
were pretty thick when I was shooting to the horizon as it rose. I could
just barely see any detail on the surface. I guess I was lucky to see
it at all. Maybe that extra brightness did help a little bit after all.
Ginger
On 5/6/2012 3:33 PM, DW5862 wrote:
I just set up astobin so no guarantees that the below link will work
but I got out last night and took a few shots through a bit of haze
while the Moon was high in the sky. Turned out pretty well
considering the conditions.
[url](http://astrob.in/full/10574/)[/url]
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Ginger - Posts: 2272
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- Location: Divide, CO
Spent the weekend at Starry Meadows - no observing thanks to that big bright Super Moon. Went specifically to take photos - here is a couple teasers until I get these processed...
Super Moon Rise and Sunset the night before at Starry Meadows
Al S.
Super Moon Rise and Sunset the night before at Starry Meadows
Al S.
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fillerupmac - Site Admin
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Super Moon night
Nice photos all of you!
Ken
On 5/6/2012 4:17 PM, Ginger wrote:
Ken
On 5/6/2012 4:17 PM, Ginger wrote:
That turned out very well, Dave. Good focus and exposure. The clouds
were pretty thick when I was shooting to the horizon as it rose. I could
just barely see any detail on the surface. I guess I was lucky to see
it at all. Maybe that extra brightness did help a little bit after all.
Ginger
On 5/6/2012 3:33 PM, DW5862 wrote:
: I just set up astobin so no guarantees that the below link will work
but I got out last night and took a few shots through a bit of haze
while the Moon was high in the sky. Turned out pretty well
considering the conditions.
[url]([url=http://astrob.in/full/10574/]http://astrob.in/full/10574/[/url])[/url]
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