
Milwaukee —
Although poor weather conditions in parts of the United States dampened opportunities to spot the supermoon eclipse, countries around the world saw the lunar event. Here, John Eggebrecht shared a photo he captured of the supermoon in Milwaukee.

Kazuma Koga said he was at Sunset Park in Las Vegas, trying to get a shot of the supermoon, but the clouds were hampering his view. He drove out to his favorite plane-spotting area near the airport to get a better view of the supermoon as well as to capture the light trails of the planes coming in. "I took a chance with the long exposre and was able to get a clear image," he said.

Milwaukee —
Another photo by Eggebrecht of the supermoon rising over Lake Michigan in Milwaukee. The forecast called for cloud coverage throughout the area, but the skies cleared to reveal a large red moon. "The entire process was incredible," he said.

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic —
Misael Rincon created this composite image of Sunday night's supermoon eclipse over Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic.

Osaka, Japan —
Dennis Doucet captured the red supermoon rising above Osaka, Japan. In the background, you can make out the mountains of the Nara prefecture.

Ohrid, Macedonia —
Stojan Stojanovski took a collection of photos of the supermoon eclipse in Ohrid, Macedonia. He said all the weather websites predicted cloudy, rainy skies. "But I waited and believed that the weather would get better and I would see this fantastic eclipse," he said.

Ohrid, Macedonia —
Another photo by Stojanovski of the rare lunar event shining brightly over the seafront city.

Ohrid, Macedonia —
The supermoon eclipse, known to some as the "blood moon," was seen throughout North and South America, Europe and much of the world.

Swindon, England —
Renata Arpasova captured a photo of the supermoon eclipse glimmering among the stars in Swindon, England. She says the lunar event was exhilarating and lasted for about five hours in her region. "We were meant to have clouds, but miracles do happen and we ended up with clear skies during the whole time," she said.

Westminster, England —
Zsolt Berend stayed up late to watch the eclipse in Westminster. He says the event started around 2:00 a.m. in his area and lasted for about two hours.

Plano, Texas —
Bipin Raut did this composition of the supermoon eclipse from his home in Plano, Texas.

Plano, Texas —
Another photo by Raut features the supermoon's copper glow.

The Hague, Netherlands —
Photography student Annemiek Schout captured this photo of the supermoon eclipse from The Hague, Netherlands. "Even though I expected the moon to be bigger -- like I've seen before -- it was a magical experience," Schout said.

Peach Lake, New York —
Robert Ondrovic took this photo about 90 minutes before the eclipse started. He chose to set up at Peach Lake because he knew the moon would rise above the tree line.

