Below is the series of photos I took last June 16, 2011 of what was dubbed as the Longest Lunar eclipse in a decade. The earth's shadow started covering the moon at around 2:22 am in our local time. Taken above a three story building using a Canon Powershot SX1 IS camera.
1:03 am
Clouds providing drama at around 1:41am
2:00am
2:35
3:00am
3:17
I changed settings to view the moon in its red hue 3:25am
At 3:29am there was so little light that my camera could not focus anymore
View of the night sky at 4:44am
at 5:06 am the moon started to move away from earth's shadow
My last shot before the moon was completely covered by the clouds on the horizon at 5:10 am
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