26 comments by 2 or more people

1. Awesome. There are no other words.

   04 Mar 2007, 11:24

2. Wow! Incredible!

   04 Mar 2007, 11:42

3. A.w.e.s.o.m.e

   Looks like you almost used a telescope.

   04 Mar 2007, 12:04

4. cool

   04 Mar 2007, 12:49

5. Mark Jarvis

   Excellent

   04 Mar 2007, 14:02

6. you should sell this to the people who make posters for like the science museum and whatnot. It’d sell.

   04 Mar 2007, 15:06

7. Nice one mateyjob.
   I wish Id had access to my telescope, or a camera with a decent zoom like yourself. I be teh jealous.

   04 Mar 2007, 16:45

8. Will

   Great presentation… I got some pretty good photos too: http://www.burrard-lucas.com/astronomy/lunar_eclipse.html

   04 Mar 2007, 16:59

9. Tina

   Ooooh thats great nath!!

   you got a 400d?

   I was near warwick on saturday :)

   04 Mar 2007, 21:36

10. Stunning

    04 Mar 2007, 23:18

11. Nice work! :)

    05 Mar 2007, 09:55

12. Carly Greenway

    Hehe! They look very nice, it didnt look quite so red from where I was but it was very pretty all the same! Very well done, they are excellent pictures =) xxxx

    05 Mar 2007, 11:02

13. That’s really cool. How did you manage to get it to look like that?

    05 Mar 2007, 11:55

14. Stunning!

    05 Mar 2007, 17:50

15. Sam Goves

    Wow, Nath! That is absolutely astounding. If I had a computer that functioned I would put this picture as a desktop. Alas, I have managed to kill my laptop. Another one. xx

    05 Mar 2007, 22:19

16. That’s amazing – good work!! :)

    06 Mar 2007, 13:14

17. Granfer

    Are they all in our solar system.-

    06 Mar 2007, 16:59

18. Sue

    I love your pictures, Nathan. I had no idea there was a lunar eclipse recently, the next one is on 28th August. The last time there was a solar eclipse in this country in 1999 I was on a beach in Cornwall and there was such an amazing atmosphere that when the moment came everyone gasped and joined hands spontaneously, it is a moment that will stay with me forever….people were just bound together by the wonder of it all. I am still in touch with the family who were next to us on the beach on that day – they follow eclipses wherever they go in the world and let me know about them. It was such a momentous occasion.

    06 Mar 2007, 20:55

19. WOWWWW

    06 Mar 2007, 21:39

20. Isn that what the lunar eclipse looked like? Where did all the other moons come from?

    08 Mar 2007, 14:33

21. Jane

    Great picture.

    10 Mar 2007, 13:07

22. Excellent photo mate. I had completely forgotten about your blog since I lost all the settings in my RSS reader. I’ve now got something to do today, I can go back throught all the photos up to where I last viewed. :)

    19 Mar 2007, 11:14

23. cheney

    wonderful !

    19 Mar 2007, 14:54

24. Chris Cornwall

    Nice work – I used a more expensive camera and lens and got worse results – in fact so bad I’m not even going to point anyone to them.
    RE: Sue’s comment about the 1999 eclipse in Cornwall – wasn’t that a solar eclipse? If it was the one I’m thinking of it was about the worst weather of the year. The highlight was looking across Mounts Bay and seeing 100s of camera flashes going off 10 miles away. What were they taking pictures of?!!

    21 Mar 2007, 20:51

25. Sue

    Yes, I was talking about the solar eclipse in 1999 and there were lots of flashes, I think people simply felt compelled to take photos because it seemed like such a momentous occasion at the time, I didn’t get any great ones but then I have a reputation for bad photography – cut-off heads is my speciality.

    I’ve never liked Cornwall, although I have relatives who live in Penryn so do visit sometimes to see them. But I find it rather a desolate place…no offence to you and your name, Chris :=)

    22 Mar 2007, 08:55

26. Nath, only just seen this pic cos u haven’t appeared on my “recent posts” list for a while. I have to say it is rather good.

    23 Apr 2007, 21:16