Photo @ladzinski / As we are seeing posted all over the social feeds, understandably so, tonight was the #SuperMoon #LunarEclipse. If you were lucky enough to see it I'm sure you would agree that it was absolutely incredible. This photo here is an in-camera #DoubleExposure, which is essentially photographing two photos onto a single frame, all in camera. It's an old film trick and in cases like this the perfect way to create an unusually cool effect. This was shot this evening at the top of #LoganPass in #GlacierNationalPark Montana while here on assignment. Wherever you may be, I hope you got to enjoy this rare and beautiful occasion this evening!

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Dwarfed. Feeling small on a Monday. Full moon rising over Bondi #supermoon #bondi

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So blessed that I was able to witness the Super Blood Moon Eclipse this morning ! Was totally worth waking up at 3 am ! #superlune #bloodmoon #supermoon #supermoon2015

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The perigee full moon, or supermoon appears red during a total lunar eclipse seen from Salgotarjan, Hungary on September 28th 2015. The combination of a supermoon and a total lunar eclipse will not happen again until 2033. Credit: EPA/Peter Komka #supermoon #lunareclipse #bloodmoon

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Last night's #supermoon. This phenomenon occurs when the #Moon is in the closest part of its orbit to Earth, meaning it appears larger in the sky. The #eclipse caught here by @tomas_sent which made the Moon appear red has been visible in North America, South America, West Africa and all over Western Europe. This phenomenon was last observed in 1982 and won't come again until 2033. Those that were dedicated enough to stay up, were truly rewarded! 🙌😳 // #thisislondon

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The Super Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse rising over Downtown, San Diego See you again in 2033 🌒✌️

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#aboutlastnight #eclipse #bloodmoon See ya in 2033!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌔

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Partial eclipsed moon rising from Cedar Mountain. #supermoon #eclipse (Photo by Robb Hannawacker) -etw

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