Moonshot. Air seemed turbulent, but I gave it a try.

[usonian]

Totality? 8 second exposure.
I hope others had better luck.

[applegrove]

1. Different shade of red than Peggy. Cool.

[usonian]

2. No idea why at this point. Could be exposure or the jpeg processing, or some forgotten setting.

That was my third subject of the day. Flowers, then sunset. Still haven't looked at them all, and it's 10:22 pm here.
Previous eclipse photos came out very red, FWIW.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

3. Love the color of your moon, my dear usonian!

The faint blur could be turbulence, or perhaps camera shake. Did you use a tripod?

I was hand-holding, but that just did not work! So I hauled out my heavy-duty tripod and that helped a lot. I need a cable release cord, which probably would have removed the shake completely.

Anyway, I love your beautiful photo!

[usonian]

4. THANKS!

I took a look later, and there were clouds illuminated by the (now bright) moon.
Maybe they were a slight haze during the eclipse.
I used a tripod and set the self-timer for 10 seconds delay to minimize shake.

So, look. Here's a 2018 eclipse photo. Sharper, brighter, and more orange.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

5. Wow, how gorgeous! And again, I love the color! Well done, all of it. ♥

[brer cat]

7. That is stunning!

Your OP pic is also gorgeous.

[Grumpy Old Guy]

6. Nice!!!!