Drove to Akron, Ohio on Sunday for the total eclipse, took us almost 11 hours to drive the 330 miles home after the eclipse on Monday, but it was still worth it. This was my second time to experience total solar eclipse and could be my last time if I don't travel overseas to chase it.
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Douglas L wrote:
Drove to Akron, Ohio on Sunday for the total eclipse, took us almost 11 hours to drive the 330 miles home after the eclipse on Monday, but it was still worth it. This was my second time to experience total solar eclipse and could be my last time if I don't travel overseas to chase it.
Congrats Douglas on some wonderful images!
My first and last total eclipse yesterday at our local park. I had no intention of photographing it and the forecast called for clouds all day. It did break just in time for totality at 3:19pm so I took a quick snap with my iPhone. I just enjoyed the moment with my wife.
fotografur wrote:
Congrats Douglas on some wonderful images!
My first and last total eclipse yesterday at our local park. I had no intention of photographing it and the forecast called for clouds all day. It did break just in time for totality at 3:19pm so I took a quick snap with my iPhone. I just enjoyed the moment with my wife.
Thank you Dennis! very nice image you got there, nice to have some context in the shot! It was raining where we were in the morning, during the eclipse there were some clouds, not thick enough to block the sun.