Below are some of the March 14, 2025 Total Lunar Eclipse images taken by members of the Astronomy Club of Asheville. Click on the images to see a larger view.
Total lunar eclipse from a short video, 10% of the best frames stacked together. Explore Scientific 80mm CF scope, QHY485C camera, 3,000 frame video, AutoStakkert, PixInsight. Photo by club member Knox Worde.
Total lunar eclipse as seen from Leicester, NC. Nikon D5500 with Sigma 18-300, at 220 mm. f/22, 10 seconds, ISO 3200. Photo by club member Jerry Sherman.
Composite photo of the total lunar eclipse from a timelapse sequence taken with a Seestar S50. Photo by club member Vince Castello.
Stars are visible during the total lunar eclipse in this HDR stack of two exposures at 3 and 5 seconds from Affinity Pro. Stellarvue 102mm @f7 Fujifilm XT-4 ISO 400. Photo by club member Mark Miller.
Total lunar eclipse from an Askar FRA300 with an ASI2600MC, no filter, on an AM5, using Autostakkert 3, Pixinsight, and Photoshop. Photo by club member Rob Calfee.
Single 5 second exposure of the total lunar eclipse from an iPhone 13 and 5” Maksutov Cassegrain, using the iPhone’s editing software. Exposure to 42, Highlights to -88, Shadows to 8, contrast to -10, increased sharpness and definition to max, and noise reduction to 42. The bluish color in this image is a natural phenomenon from the Earth’s atmosphere. Photo by club member Shawn Keene.