I have an absolutely stunning photo of the recent lunar eclipse. Unfortunately, I cannot claim it as my own. It was taken by Jurek Zarzycki, a member of the camera club I belong to. He has given me permission to share it with others who would like to see it, but I don't feel that permission encompasses posting it on the internet.

If anybody would like to see this picture, PM me with an email address and I will send it to you. I only have a low-resolution (800 x 535) copy of the picture, about 100 KB, but it will take your breath away nonetheless.

Trust me that it is worth looking at.

tanstaafl.

My email is [email protected]

Hit me at john at bjorgen dot net

taym at ilquen dot it . Thank you!

hfiennes at gmail.com please

Here's my non-stunning one taken with something like a 6s exposure and a rebel xti. Just propped the camera up on my fence and used the self-timer so I wouldn't wobble it more... thing is, it's not totality as the cloud arrived just then - the gaps in the cloud even when I took this one were only about 5 seconds long

Different eclipse, but some of these photos are quite nice:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-12100295

I particularly like Andy Green's photo, I'd love a high-rez one of that.

This photo of the eclipse with the ISS is pretty stunning:

http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badastronomy/2011/01/04/insanely-awesome-solar-eclipse-picture/

The ISS looking like a Tie Fighter was kind of fun, but other than that, I thought the picture was far from stunning, and mostly visually uninteresting. The logistics behind capturing the picture was far more interesting than the picture itself.