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I finally found the time to sort trough all my images of the 2024 Solar Eclipse and to create this composite image, showing the different phases of the stunning event.
Starting clockwise from uneclipsed Sun top center, the image shows the progression of the partial phase until totality begins with the Baily's Beads and the solar prominences on the bottom center right.
From bottom center left the opposite sequence starts with the Baily's Beads and the even bigger prominences at end of totality, followed by the second partial phase until the Moon finally disappears again on top.
In the center of this circle is the eclipsed sun and the magnificent solar corona during totality.
En realidad se nota el cambio de luminosidad en el exposímetro de la cámara, visulamente muy poco.
Dos imágenes tomadas en el mismo momento, combinadas. La primera 1/2 seg - f6.3; la segunda: 1/200 seg - f10.
Distancia focal:840 mm
The moon during the eclipse of July 16, 2019 sadly not very sharp. Taken with the D850 and the 180-400mm lens, with the internal 1.4x converter and the external 2x. Strangely the exif tags show 1150mm but it should be 1120 (400*1.4*2)
The eclipse as seen from my deck as my daughter was yelling at me from the roof to "get out side and take pictures!" I already was. Sorry to be super late posting this but that's the way it goes these days. Been really busy with regular and not so regular life adventures. Having fun and doing the important things too. Hope you are all well and I promise to check in on your photo streams here shortly.
During the eclipse in full totality, making the whole horizon look like a sunset. Was an amazing experience.
Actress Ashley Greene attends "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" premiere at Kinepolis Cinema on June 28, 2010 in Madrid, Spain.
Focus of this conversion has been the front end which as generally followed my Streetdeck process to create a fair representation of the real bus.
Windscreen is a home-made attempt which is ok, but needs further development and the next build, currently under way, will incorporate a few tweaks to this arrangement to help soften things a little.
The next one will also be lengthened to properly match the dimensions of the extended East Coast Buses prototype.
The Eclipse 2 donor is shown as comparison.
The Shot of the sun was taken this morning the Moon and the Eclipse was from earlier in my photographic Career.
I just edited them all onto the same shot.
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 :)
September 27, 2015 A small hole in the clouds allowing me to catch this phose of last nights eclipse.
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.
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Eclipse solaire 2015 depuis Bruxelles
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lunar eclipse seen in Taipei - August 28th, 2007.
All are in exactly relative positions except the bottom one (total eclipse).
start to shoot at: pm19:24:24 (bottom one)
finish at : pm 20:28:07 (upper right)
台北看月蝕
*只看到半個過程，開始時出些狀況，所以留下一些片段未放上來...
除最下方的全蝕外，其他都是在正確的相對位置上。
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Taipei, Taiwan
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Solar Eclipse...I just got done taking some photo's of the eclipse with my old camera & lens. Someone told me the eclipse could possibly damage the camera. I used a welding lens as a filter
Campers get ready for bed in anticipation of the 2017 Great American Eclipse. Burnt Ranch BLM Recreation Area, Mitchell, Oregon
El eclipse solar del 26 de febrero de 2017 fue el primer eclipse solar de 2017. Fue un eclipse anular visible en el centro-sur de América del Sur en la mañana, en el centro-sur de África y la Antártida al atardecer.
La fotografía -de mi autoría- fue tomada con una placa de radiografía en el lente de la cámara