Craters of Blood

Early on the morning of March 14, 2025, we were treated to one of my favorite celestial events to witness…a total lunar eclipse. 

The bright, shining full Moon, gave way to the ruddy and shadowy apparition known as a Blood Moon.   This was a rare occasion when the Earth is positioned precisely in between the Sun and Moon.   During the hour it spent deep in the shadow of Earth, the lunar surface took on a rich menagerie of color.

I took care to accentuate the kaleidoscope of tones by capturing the scene with two separate cameras, one focusing on the lunar surface detail, while the other on the intricate coloration.   The resulting photos were blended together to create this vibrant and detailed composite image of the total lunar eclipse.

Enjoy!

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Photograph is printed edge-to-edge on premium, and uniquely radiant, Fuji Pearl paper.

Print-only options - matched to commonly available frame dimensions in the USA.  Shipped either flat or rolled in a tube, depending on the size.

Framed prints - come similar print sizing when available, but the finished product may be up to 2" larger in overall width and/or height.  It will arrive ready-to-hang in a sustainably sourced black wood frame with glass window.

Please note:  The full-resolution photograph supports printing the largest size at over 200 pixels-per-inch with pristine image quality.   The product sample photos are lower-resolution, web-quality copies.