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Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse This Friday: How to Shoot It

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Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse This Friday: How to Shoot It

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93% lunar eclipse on Friday 28 August 2026, peaking at 5:12AM BST. Visible across the Americas, Europe, and Africa — though UK viewers will lose the moon below the horizon before the partial phase ends. Amateur Photographer covers timing, positioning (west-southwest horizon, high viewpoint), and the basics of shooting the blood-moon phase.

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