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So much light caused reflections within the camera generating the duplicate image. Taken May 1994 near Detroit MI.
You’ll just have to take my word for the effect – it distinctly darkened, birds were behaving oddly, etc., see description of next photo.
Mound Prairie Scientific and Natural Area, Houston County, Minnesota. August 21, 2017, eclipse day.
Didn't have the best conditions to view the Eclipse, with it being cloudy. Clouds broke at the start of the Eclipse, then closed in, then broke again toward peak of the Eclipse.
The eclipse in Idaho imaged with a FLIR ONE on time lapse of 5 sec. These are excerpts. The Sun faded, just before C2 when I removed the filter from the telescope (no filter needed for FLIR) a part of my arm is visible, then the Sun disappears after C2 and re-appears after C3. The imagery appears much like an asteroid occultation of a star and in this instance the lunar occultation of the hot Sun.
Not much processing or consideration here... but it was a great treat to see the eclipse was visible to Lawrence, Kansas this evening...
I hope your weekend passed was great and a great start to next week!
Body / Chassis: Wright Eclipse Gemini / Volvo B5LH
Operator: Arriva London
Route: 333 to Elephant & Castle
Location: Brixton Road, Brixton, London
2009 Wright Eclipse Gemini body on a Volvo B9TL chassis with a Volvo D9B260 9.36 litre inline 6 diesel engine, Reg.WX09KBV of First Bristol City Lines 24 (No.37762) at Old Market, Bristol, 24 August 2022.
Photo ID: 58085 Eclipse
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The Region 2 Dispatch Center is ready to deal with eclipse day traffic. Left to right: Martha Buss, Jennifer Jamsgard, Ashley Chandler and Tim Rodriguez
Hiding my eyes.
Hiding the Window to my Soul. Hiding that Glance you could get of my Soul…
Just so you don’t know what is going on.
Just so people make an extra effort to look in my soul.
Hiding my eyes.