Shot the partial lunar eclipse through the open door as my balcony is pretty wobbly. After one hour the moon hid behind the clouds.
Solar cycle 25 is on it’s way and looks promising.
Shot from Public Observatory Bussloo, the Netherlands with a Canon EOS R and Televue Powermate 4x using the observatories’ Celestron Edge HD1400. Unfortunately, the seeiing was as we are used to, very poor. This video clip is 8x the actual speed of the event.
A couple of minutes after the Internation Space Station, the Crew Dragon followed in the same orbit. Although I did not see the Crew Dragon, the camera (Canon EOS R and Sigma 135mm/F1.8 ART) recorded the flyby very low over the horizon. Individual images from this movie were stacked to show the Crew Dragon (the trail at the bottom of the image).
Testing out a cheap 500mm Russian Maksutov telelens.
A penumbral lunar eclipse is hard to see, as the moon is only a bit fainter. I shot this from the second floor balcony in downtown Almere with a Canon EOS Ra, Canon EF300mm, 2x extender (f=600mm, F/10), 1/6400s at ISO800.
