How to Watch Tonight’s Blood Moon Rising Across North America

A blood moon will be visible over many parts of the country tonight.

If you’re loony about lunar events, you'll be excited to hear that there’s a blood moon rising tonight - or early Wednesday morning to be exact. Blood moons are caused by light reflecting off the Earth’s surface during a full moon eclipse - and the one taking place in the wee hours of Wednesday morning is the second of four eclipses happening this year. According to NPR, the eclipse will be visible across North America – but will be seen best by those in the central and western parts of the continent....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/how-to-watch-the-blood-moon-rising-across-north-america-tonight/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

The Griffith Observatory overlooks Los Angeles, and it is a great place for photos. This was in early January, just after sunset, with beautiful color in the sky. ISO 100, 28mm, f18, 6sec. I set up the tripod and kept shooting hoping that there would be a gap in the crowds leaving before the light completely disappeared. This is as good as it got.