Photo of the Total Lunar Eclipse taken from the Cedars of Chouf in Lebanon on the 27th of September 2015.

We encountered another twilight this morning after our first Aurora hunting overnight, we returned back to our hotel to recharge our batteries and inject some blood in our caffeine systems, just before shooting a 98.7% Solar Eclipse.

36 seconds after takeoff we were already above the sea, we heard the sound of two brutal explosions from the engine underneath, the aircraft started shaking and vibrating, it also smelled burning from the inside. The situation escalated quickly when the "EXIT" signs lit.

Today featured a partial solar eclipse and here are my shots.

Yesterday's moon underwent a Penumbral Eclipse, this happens when the moon passes through the earth's penumbra (earth's secondary shadow). Seen from earth, the moon's dish showed subtle changes and got gradually darker from one side.