I took this when I was in St. Anthony, Newfoundland, Canada.
I like this one personally cause it's the only one so far where you can actually see the milky way.

Was taken with my Nikon D3200 at a long exposure, notice on the top right, just past the middle you can see a very small "line" like something is shooting past, meteor perhaps?

why is the moon red sometimes? I've spotted quite a few over the years, never knew why it did that

i ate a chunk and it bled
sorry guys

It's common to see a orangish red or copper moon when the moon is very low in the sky (when it's rising, or setting), it has to pass through a large amount of atmosphere when it's passing through the horizon, as opposed to when it's high in the sky.
When you see a red moon that's low, by the time it hits higher in the sky it will go back to it's normal color.
Red light in particular, passes through the atmosphere without getting scattered as much. That's why the color will be more distinct and noticeable.

Fucking clouds ruined my shot at seeing the "super blood moon" eclipse tonight.. fuck
won't happen again for 18 years

Resurrection! Here's a few that I've taken recently.

Long exposure photography messin around. Didn't think this one was gonna come out the way it did, really like it.
Nikon D3200, i can't remember but i think it was about 400 ISO.


Moon I took tonight (past midnight, Halloween moon)


Our Sun a couple days back, notice some sun spots.

Last night. too cloudy tonight

Wow nice pics. Keep up the good work sun.

Ok...this shit must get boring real fast....

Taking pictures lmao

Nice glass though

This post was edited by rc3mil on Nov 3 2015 02:44am

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