The forecast for the evening of the eclipse varied from partly cloudy to rain with wind. Our best hope was for a few holes in the skies. While preparing my equipment, my headlamp lit horizontal droplets of rain that flew past my face. I put raincoats on my camera and me and watched the moon as it started to eclipse go in and out of the windblown clouds. Eventually that hole I was waiting for did appear, and I was able to shoot totality under a starry sky.

Sony A7RII, tripod, intervalometer, Sony 2.8 16-35 zoom

HDR blend of moon at ISO 1250 ranging from 1/100-1/3 second blended with foreground exposure for stars at 10 seconds. Photos were taken one image after the other and moon is accurate to its position in the sky. 29mm