The final 440-megapixel photo was made from an incredible 300 GB of data.
TitledCrimson Shadows, hecallsit my most technically complex eclipse photo to date.
It’s a stunning achievement for the photographer, who only bought his first telescope in 2017.
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Now, millions of followers await his fascinating photographs, which bring us closer to the stars.
Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy captured the March 14 total lunar eclipse in high definition.
His four-camera, three-telescope setup ensured that he wouldn’t miss any details.
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