How to photograph the 'Blood Moon'

It's a supermoon lunar eclipse and it will happen Sunday, September 27, 2015.

Many call it a Blood Moon because as the earth's shadow falls across the surface of the moon the light emitted turns coppery red.

Tonight's moon is the last in a tetrad of Blood moon's that began in April 2014. Many believe it will fufill the prophecy of the end-of-time.

Adding to those fears is the fact that tonight's eclipse also featres a supermoon, which means the moon is at it's closest point in it's orbit around the Earth appearing 33% brighter than normal.

The best thing is the timing of the celestial event - Prime time.

The moon will begin to move between the Earth and Sun at 9:07 p.m. and will be in a total eclipse about 10:11.

If you plan to take pictures follow some of the guidelines below.

Steady your camera with a tripod.
Set your shutter speed to 1/15th or 1/8th of a second, nothing slower or it will be blurry.
Make sure that you are away from any other light source. Get away from street lights and parking lots.
Put something in the foreground to give your photo perspective, showing how big the super blood moon really appears.
Shoot a lot of photos!

Finally, share your photo's with us by texting it to 21232 or email it to news@news965.com.