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Here's a composite I made of the Lunar eclipse on February 20, 2008 (EST).
All individual images taken with my Canon 40D, using 100-400L zoom with a 1.4x multiplier (effective zoom 864mm), ISO 200, f/8-f/10. Color adjusted in LightRoom, cropped and layered in PhotoShop CS3.
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