Details: Taken with Nikon D5300 and Samyang 135mm on a Skywatcher Star Adventurer. Exif for photo 1: 20sec, ISO800. Photo2: 30sec, ISO 800. Photo 3: 8sec, ISO 400. All photos are taken at f/2.8 from Türkiye. For more details and photos, you can visit my [Instagram page.](https://www.instagram.com/berkcanbelenastro)
icy-winter-ghost on
I just went outside to watch it 10 minutes ago, and I was about 10/15 minutes too late. I live in Denmark and astronomical events are super rare to observe over here, mostly because it’s almost always cloudy. Tonight we finally have a clear sky, making the view of the eclipse perfect, but then I was too late.
Thank you for posting these pictures. Now I know what I could almost have seen today :’)
sofisummersxo on
I like the first one the most! looks retro but its not… awesome
Tarbos6 on
It seems I’ll never get to see a blood moon with my own eyes. Im always inconvenienced either by work, or Florida’s perpetual overcast during astronomical events.
![Today's Blood Moon Eclipse [OC]](https://www.byteseu.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/kkz6zw1knsnf1-1024x683.jpg "Today’s Blood Moon Eclipse [OC]")
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Details: Taken with Nikon D5300 and Samyang 135mm on a Skywatcher Star Adventurer. Exif for photo 1: 20sec, ISO800. Photo2: 30sec, ISO 800. Photo 3: 8sec, ISO 400. All photos are taken at f/2.8 from Türkiye. For more details and photos, you can visit my [Instagram page.](https://www.instagram.com/berkcanbelenastro)
I just went outside to watch it 10 minutes ago, and I was about 10/15 minutes too late. I live in Denmark and astronomical events are super rare to observe over here, mostly because it’s almost always cloudy. Tonight we finally have a clear sky, making the view of the eclipse perfect, but then I was too late.
Thank you for posting these pictures. Now I know what I could almost have seen today :’)
I like the first one the most! looks retro but its not… awesome
It seems I’ll never get to see a blood moon with my own eyes. Im always inconvenienced either by work, or Florida’s perpetual overcast during astronomical events.