Super Blue Blood Moon Shots

If like myself, last night you were looking forward to blowing the dust off the lenses and getting out there to photograph Lunar eclipse after having counted the cost of boldly braving the sudden nocturnal cold snap as nothing but, also like me you are a citizen of Sydney, you're probably feeling robbed for the most part this morning.
Clouds at low and high altitudes conspired with relatively high winds to make the whole thing a bit of a fizzer from our point of view after all.

None the less, the same was not the the experience for other astronomy amateurs buffs (and professionals) across Oz.

I've put together a sampling below of what we here in the Harbour City missed out on seeing for ourselves last night.

Will let them speak for them selves. Enjoy.

Look at this time lapse of the #SuperBlueBloodMoon in #Australia. @WPTV pic.twitter.com/YMVnTt2QIy

— Chris Stewart (@CStewartWPTV) January 31, 2018

The progression from my back garden in Perth, Western Australia :) We definitely had the best seat in the house for this- prime time, perfect position. #SuperBlueBloodMoon pic.twitter.com/Ifw0ym70Jh

— Claire G (@AuthorClaireG) January 31, 2018

💬#supermoon australia #SuperBlueBloodMoon melbourne pic.twitter.com/gRQ1QPLH1w

— Writerbyter (@writerbyter) January 31, 2018

According to @NASA , the '#SuperBlueBloodMoon,' commonly referring to the lunar trilogy will be viewed on 31 January in the Middle East, Asia, eastern Russia, Australia and New Zealand.https://t.co/Shl8N0DtPZ

— Firstpost (@firstpost) January 31, 2018

#SuperBlueBloodMoon from Perth, Australia pic.twitter.com/b6w0u4i5sc

— Dr Tim Ivanic (@ArcheanGeo) January 31, 2018

No! Sleep! ‘Til Totality! #SuperBlueBloodMoon Australia pic.twitter.com/WpLmShBmdg

— Chris Watson (@Birds_Central) January 31, 2018

Stargazers, space junkies, people who like the outdoors & pretty much everyone should see #SuperBlueBloodMoon tomorrow (Wednesday) night. #Perth, as always, will have spectacular views - clear (mostly) unpolluted skies, great position! From 7:48pm AWST https://t.co/nVrPDLZrPJ

— Peter McLean (@McLeanPeterJ) January 30, 2018

Super blue blood moon photo by Peter Abraham with iPhone 7 Plus through a 1200mm telescope. #superbluebloodmoon #supermoon #superbloodmoon #moon #lunar #lunareclipse #rare #astronomy #telescope #townsville #queensland #australia #superbluebloodmoonlunareclipse2018🌖🌗🌘🌑 pic.twitter.com/kAv9I9kuFn

— Abraham Multimedia (@Abraham_media) January 31, 2018

The #Eclipse is beginning to break now.#SuperBlueBloodMoon#Canberra #australia pic.twitter.com/RTuD60HOjp

— Richard Tuffin 🌈 (@RichardTuffin) January 31, 2018

Ready and poised to watch the #superbluebloodmoon in Western Australia. (Don’t you just love a girthy hashtag?) https://t.co/Z4l6QcY0la

— Kat Hannaford (@KatHannaford) January 31, 2018

My Grandmother used to say to me that "nothing good happens in Darlinghurst after dark".

Wise woman.

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