The second of the rare tetrad of four "blood moon" lunar eclipses is seen through a 1000mm astronomical telescope in what seems to be double vision as the photographer choose to use a long exposure and "light-paint" with the moon, Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2014, in the USA. My sister accidentally bumped the telescope and it looked artsy-fartsy and unlike any image of the moon I had seen. So I played with the controlled accident we discovered for 9 frames. canon 5dmk2, 2sec exposure, iso 500.