Chris Leck Photography
Images of the lunar elcipse made on a high ridge southeast of Mt. Hood.
Q. Why does the moon move around so much?
A: The moon moves, and can move completely out of the frame in less than three minutes with the 3.3 degree angle of view used!
Q: Where are images of the totality?
A: The totality is much dimmer than the normal moon. In fact, about 13 stops less, or ~0.1%. My lens was not up to it and the totality images were blurred.
Q. Why does the moon move around so much?
A: The moon moves, and can move completely out of the frame in less than three minutes with the 3.3 degree angle of view used!
Q: Where are images of the totality?
A: The totality is much dimmer than the normal moon. In fact, about 13 stops less, or ~0.1%. My lens was not up to it and the totality images were blurred.
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