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Partial solar eclipse increasing with now 15% of Sun obscured. Group of sunspots just visible in centre of Sun level with base of Moon. Taken from Loanhead, Scotland.
The eclipsed moon, mars, stars and aircraft over Melbourne, Australia.
652 frames combined with StarStax and Photoshop.
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Luciana Martinez, Déborah Ganassali e Dircinha...tenho certeza que vcs adorariam ter visto essa Lua ontem.
Pena a H9 deixar ruÃdo, bla bla bla...e coisa e tal, mas vale o feito
Eclipse of the moon seem from Aracaju, Brasil. Some minutes after this shot the wheather has changed and the clouds eclipsed the eclipse... buáaaa
Started out as a dud because it was cloudy and the clouds did get in the way several times. Taken at the Agana Overlook (Fort Apugan) next to the Governor's House. Thanks to Pete (duenasstreet) and Mike (mikesan69) and Sixto for hanging out with me to shoot my first lunar eclipse. See you all next year! ;-)
When I watched the time-lapse movie, I noticed that clouds went by both before and after the full annular eclipse. I went looking for images on both sides of the middle that had clouds and would balance each other. I found these two
No tricks here (not that I am above that). Just exposure, contrast, and white balance. Then I combined them into a composite.
Con el último mordisco, a punto de acabar el eclipse.
Left image is the moon going into the Earth's shadow, The right image is after totality. Unfortunately the middle portion of the eclipse was obscured by a huge bank of clouds.
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NAME: Eclipse......................available at: www.elastudio.net
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All my paintings are created using high-quality canvases and paints. They are 100% hand made acrylic paintings. All my paintings are coated with varnish to protect them against light and dust for many years.
Foto:Renato Spencer/JC Imagem
Data:29/03/2006
Eclipse Solar. Fenomeno que só se repetirá daqui a 40 anos.
I found this which reads "Eclipse of the Sun. October 19, 1865. Photograph by (cant read) Eureka, IL. Google verifies that eclipse that day. It also features on a 2 cent stamp, which was a Union Civil War revenue stamp enacted to generate revenue for the war effort. I've enhanced the image and darkened the writing to be able to read it on the image, it's pristine in it's original state, but darker.
My friend and work colleague brought a box of Moon Pies into work today, 21 August 2017, the day of the total eclipse of the Sun. At first I thought that he brought them in because of the day, because it is Earth's moon that blocks the Sun's rays for the effect. Nope, total coincidence.
When all of the Moon Pies were taken, I saved the box in order to make this simple pinhole eclipse viewer! The black rectangle is the viewing port. The pinhole is in that small piece of aluminum foil in the middle of the bite on the product illustration. Not perfect but it worked well enough.
I was out walking the dog during the eclipse this morning and noticed as the time of the most complete eclipse approached (90% here) the shadows under the trees looked odd. The light filtering through the trees to the sidewalk was crescent shaped.
Painted in HD Connect livery.
First Huddersfield
Volvo B7TL/Wright Eclipse Gemini
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Huddersfield bus station
26 July 2021
This image was recorded at dawn during the eclipse in early December 2011. The water in the foreground is from Horsetooth Reservoir.
Remember that lunar eclipse? This is what was happening opposite right towards the end when the moon was hiding behind the clouds as it was almost on the horizon.
Be sure to view this one large or zoom in, the land out this side of the lookout had a light covering of fog which looked amazing in the morning light!
ISO 1250 | 1/250 sec | f/4 | 150mm (x9)
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with some friends to watch the eclipse from the skyline of Padua
'framed in the centre' the church of Santa Giustina
A lunar eclipse occurs when the moon passes behind the earth so that the earth blocks the sun's rays from striking the moon. This can occur only when the Sun, Earth, and Moon are aligned exactly, or very closely so, with the Earth in the middle. Hence, there is always a full moon the night of a lunar eclipse. The type and length of an eclipse depend upon the Moon's location relative to its orbital nodes. The most recent total lunar eclipse occurred on December 21, 2010