May 20, 2012
How fascinating! Standing in my backyard, facing west wearing tint material, looking through the 210mm lens of my camera . . . Although I could see the development of the eclipse, the camera could not take the photo directly. If you look at the following photos, you will see a gleaming orb. Next to it is a shadow photo that is of the stage of the eclipse at that moment. I don’t have a clue how/why the photos came out this way, but they are very cool!
I think this is way cool!
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I am past sixty-five and still practicing law. I have two terrific sons, they have lovely wives, and I have one truly special granddaughter. At home are three Cardigan Welsh Corgis that amuse and challenge me. We participate in lots of dog-related activities. I love my camera, writing, and roaming. I live in central New Mexico because it's where I want to be. Thanks for visiting my blog. Your (tasteful) comments are welcome.
WOW! Great photos, Penni!
Very cool, indeed. I remember, the last time we had a solar eclipse here, that all the little bits of sunshine which had filtered through tree leaves to the ground were in the shape of the crescent-at-the-moment….
Alas, that was long before I always had a camera with me.