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.
- 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.