Solar Eclipse

[Macinnis]

Taken at 12:15 CST In Missouri

[Macinnis]

A friend in Kansas City which was direct in line for totality got this pic. 

[speedy_w_beans]

Great pictures!  I duct taped a shade 11 welder's glass in front of my DSLR 300 mm lense.  Unfortunately I didn't get the exposure just right, and there were internal reflections between the glass and lense.  However, here's what I captured:

1:00 PM ET

1:15 PM ET

1:30 PM ET

1:45 PM ET

2:00 PM ET

2:15 PM ET

2:44 PM ET

I wish I would have put more time into improving my setup before the event.  Oh well.  It was fun capturing the progression.  At my location in North Carolina we saw roughly a 90-92% eclipse.

 

[RushRebel]

Beautiful pics. Unfortunately, it was cloudy where I live (outside of Pensacola) and we didn't get to see anything.

[TheMidnight Pumpkin]

Here's some that I got: I had to shrink them as per the forums rules. But you can see sun spots, etc pretty good.

[Macinnis]

That diamond ring shot it awesome

[TheMidnight Pumpkin]

3 hours ago, Macinnis said:

That diamond ring shot it awesome

Thanks, I love the solar flares on that shot. We were outside of Hermann MO when we took these.

[Tamiyabigstuff]

Awesome pics - thanks for sharing.

[markbt73]

We had just over 2 minutes of totality here in Oregon. We only had to go 60 miles south of Portland to see it. Absolutely amazing thing to see in person. My wife, dad, and brother all had cameras; I just watched. Coolest thing to me was the fact that we had a "sunset" all the way around the horizon, in every direction.

[Grastens]

Stunning pictures! Canada got a partial eclipse; I put together a pinhole projector for the occasion.

Someone else brought a colander: