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The Lunar Eclipse: PhotoShelter’s Front Row Seats
These days, we’ve come to expect if something’s happening somewhere in the world, you can bet good money at least one PhotoShelter member will ...
These days, we’ve come to expect if something’s happening somewhere in the world, you can bet good money at least one PhotoShelter member will be there photographing it. Last night, something cool happened in the solar system – a lunar eclipse – which apparently won’t come around again until 2094.
Lo and behold, PhotoShelter members were there. Several have shared their shots from different locations around the world.
Here’s a sampling:
Scott Thompson, Truckee California
Jason Cate, Toronto, Canada
Logan Mock Bunting, Washington DC
Alonzo Adams, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Khampha Bouaphanh, Fort Worth, Texas
Tommy Cochrane, Universal News & Sport, Airdrie, North Lankanshire UK
Marcos Issa, Argosfoto, Brazil
Brian Cleary, Holly Hill, Florida
Reuben Tabner, North Yorkshire, UK
Mike Read, Hampshire, UK
Full Squared Productions, Arizona
Lunar Eclipse – Images by full squared
If you got out to shoot the special event, please share your best pics below!
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