Eclipse montage (sorry)

[Rob_K]

Bit late and you're probably all eclipsed-out now! This is just an experiment in presentation - comments, criticisms and suggestions welcome.

Cheers -

[Peter Ward]

Trippy man...

Peace love and mung beans

[Shiraz (Ray)]

was there an eclipse?...
Really neat presentation Rob. Regards Ray

[supernova1965 (Warren)]

I was feeling a little eclipsed but that is very well thought out and worth looking at I am glad I resisted the urge to skip it. No offence to anyone as I put some pic's in as well but after awhile they were coming out of the woodwork I was dreaming about eclipse pic's

[Octane (Humayun)]

That is superb, Rob.

Very, very Pink Floyd.

H

[Rob_K]

Thanks guys, didn't expect any replies with the sheer volume of eclipse shots!

Originally Posted by Peter Ward

Trippy man...

Peace love and mung beans

Groovy man, I dig your vibe...


Anyway, a small technical flaw (among many LOL) has been pointed out to me and a slightly altered version is attached (rotated the full Moon!)

Cheers -

[spacezebra (Petra)]

Brilliant Rob!

Cheers Petra d.

[oosh (Jason)]

Clever Rob Love it mate!

[firstlight (Tony)]

Very good effect, displays the shadow well. Thanks for sharing.
Tony

[DavidU (Dave)]

Excellent presentation.

[cookie8 (Vincent)]

Very artistic. Unique!

[Rob_K]

Thanks all.

Originally Posted by cookie8

Very artistic. Unique!

Thanks Vincent! But there's nothing new under the Sun (or Moon!). Arranging subs to show the umbral shadow has been done a fair bit, mostly for partial lunar eclipses with the subs in a straight-through line. With a search in Google Images, I found a similar (circular) treatment to mine for a very deep partial lunar eclipse in 2008. You can bet there are a lot more around!

Cheers -

[Matt Wastell (Matt)]

Hi Rob

Excellent presentation!