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Nikon 3100, máxima velocidad, obturador cerrado al máximo, un anteojo de sol viejo sobre el lente, anteojos de sol yo, y sacando medio al voleo para no ver directo por el lente
Solar Eclipse
Iceland, March 2015
Timelapse we shot of the changing light in the area here: vimeo.com/123023148
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Éclipse de Lune du 16 septembre 2016.
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The elclipse was not even close to being a total eclipse here in Minnesota, but the timing with the sunset was awesome!
Actress Ashley Greene arrives to the premiere of "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" during the 2010 Los Angeles Film Festival at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on June 24, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.
A post-processed version (increased contrast, saturation) of another eclipse photo, for that slightly alien nebula feel.
0.4 sec at f/5.6, ISO 1600, 400 mm (EF70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM +2x III)
Solar Eclipse from Kingstree, SC where they had a watch party in a public recreation field.
No charge for parking, they passed out solar glasses, and had some pretty nice give-aways!
It was partly cloudy, totality lasted for 90 sec - i'd say 70 of those seconds were cloud covered, but 20 seconds were in the clear! Hot!
Shot actually taken by Stephen Schmidt - editing by myself. We started out with a solar filter on the lens, when it got to totality there was not enough remaining light to focus, so he had to twist the hood/filter combo off & shot straight.
Open-top converted Wright Eclipse Gemini bodied Volvo B7TL, new to First West Yorkshire in June 2006.
Seen here in full Land's End Coaster livery after operating an Exmoor Coaster service from Lynmouth.
What is Solar eclipse?
~ the word "eclipse" here means that one celestial object is hidden by another. than, what does hide the sun?
Its the moon
~When the moon is passing over the sun and its shadow is cast on earth, a solar eclipse can be observed in the shadowed area.
~In a solar eclipse, the sun gradually wanes.
While I'm stuck at home recovering from a minor injury I thought I'd try my hand at the ubiquitous eclipse up here in Boston from my deck. For those curious, this is an extreme high-dynamic range shot on a DxO One @ f/8 with dual ND filters out front. Final exposure was 1/20,000th sec.
Total eclipse of the moon. I used the tracking mount from an old telescope to follow the moon - and this allowed for a sharply-focused exposure.
I tried a number of different settings and had the camera jammed against the window frame before I got this picture.
On August 21, 2017 the greater Atlanta Metro Area was in the path of a solar eclipse...the path of totality traveling across the entire USA. A first in many years. Our area was in the 97% maximum blockage path making it much darker than usual...however this image was taken when the blockage was at approximately 20-25%
Day 1 of the July 2016 Farnborough Airshow began under dull skies, was briefly sunny, and then heavy downpours curtailed the afternoon air display and brought the show to an early close!
Here, Go-Ahead London General WVL19 LG02KHU, a Volvo B7TL / Wright Eclipse Gemini, arrives at the airshow bus station having bussed visitors from the Queens Parade car park.
During the eclipse in full totality, making the whole horizon look like a sunset. Was an amazing experience.
Today is the big day! Our very own Bohus is in Nashville to capture the 2017 Eclipse. Here's a telescope sporting a modified WonderPana filter holder along with our ND1000 + ND16 filters stacked up to knock the sun down by 14 stops. That'll make it possible to shoot even before the total eclipse. (We won't mention the implications of his choice to wear a Radio Shack T-shirt :)
This lunar eclipse shot was taken from my backyard back on a clear winter night of the winter solstice December 2010. The last lunar eclipse happening on a winter solstice was 372 years prior.
Had to shoot at ISO 1600 as it was total darkness outside. The moon is not perfect, but I am so glad that the stars were also captured in the dark night sky.
Shot as is with just some sharpness and white balance adjustments.
Happy weekend, everyone!
Needs viewing in large size. I've been incompetent so the colour space is wrong - I think. View it in anything other than a browser and the colours are much nicer.
Kind of HDR to make the stars appear (not added in software but they're not visible without playing)
Photo entered in First - The Earth competition thanks to Mel! Some great photos already entered there