Solar Eclipse.

A friend of mine on Burra in Shetland just took this.

Nice shot :thumb.

I was late, rushed out with my camera and stuck a welding mask over the lens. With a bit of experimentation I got these:


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Not great, but it is a record. It was surprisingly light during the partial eclipse considering how much of the sun was obscured.

There was patchy cloud moving quite fast so not ideal viewing conditions.

(camera is a Nikon D200 with an 18-200 DX/VR lens set at 1/60th sec at F20).

So that's that for another 20 years or so.

Bob.
 
Was you "Overwhelmed" by the solar eclipse?

Did you go to the Faroes to witness the "Breathtaking" solar eclipse or did you just charter an aircraft to guarantee a sighting.

Was you "Plunged" into twilight for two hours as the most spectacular eclipse of the sun for 15 years took place?

I must be a grumpy old git because it makes me cringe the way they go on and on about it. Will I get a refund on the lose of power generated by my solar panels? Will there be a catastrophe when all the solar panels stop generating at the same time?
 
not the eclipse but this morning at 6.00am clumber park on my 17ml cycle ride to work
 

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