Photo Gallery:
Annular Solar Eclipse (May 20, 2012)Annular Solar Eclipse (May 20, 2012)
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PhotographerBrad TimersonLocationNewark, New YorkDateMay 20, 2012 at 8:21 pm EDTEquipmentOlympus FE-46 on a tripod.DescriptionThis is a quick shot taken through the haze near sunset of the first part of the solar eclipse. For our location, the sun set within a few minutes of the start of the eclipse. There was just enough haze to reduce the light enough to capture this view. |
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PhotographerJohn DolbyLocationPage, Arizona USADateMay 20, 2012, 18:34:30-ish MSTEquipmentCanon Rebel XT; 300mm Lens with IS (hand-held); Baader AstroSolar Film; Color added in Paint Shop Pro.DescriptionI used NASA's eclipse maps to locate the place where the centerline crossed highway 89, south of Page, AZ. To my surprise, when I showed up there for the eclipse, a handful of other people had picked the same spot! It was well worth the 800-mile drive (round-trip) to be able to capture the moon centered in the sun. The weather in Page was perfect, of course! And it's such a beautiful place to visit. Wow! What an experience! |
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PhotographerSean BreazealLocationStansbury Park, UTDate20 May 2012, 7:31 PMEquipmentCanon 20D, 100-400L lens, 400mm @ f32, 1/8000s ISO 100.DescriptionMaximum eclipse at Stansbury Park, Utah west of Salt Lake City through tree leaves and light clouds. |
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PhotographerAlberto LaoLocationBinondo, Manila, PhilippinesDateMay 21, 2012 5:39amEquipmentPhoto 1: Sony Alpha A77 500mm RF F8 1/8000 sec. ISO400 unfiltered.DescriptionDespite cloudy skies for the past few days this celestial event I surely don't want to miss! I woke up early before sunrise hoping the sky will clear up just for today! So it did! That was a really great SUNRISE PARTIAL ECLIPSE! Sony Alpha A77 500mm RF/F8 1/8000 sec.ISO 400@ 5:39am -unfiltered. |
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PhotographerErnesto AguilarLocationGlendale, ArizonaDateMay 20 2012 5:40pmEquipmentNikon D80 - Nikkor 70-200mm 2.8 - Badder AstroSolar Safety Film.DescriptionThe Moon beginning its journey across the face of the Sun |
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PhotographerErnesto AguilarLocationGlendale, ArizonaDateMay 20 2012 5:40pmEquipmentNikon D80 - Nikkor 70-200mm 2.8 - Badder AstroSolar Safety Film.DescriptionThe Moon beginning its journey across the face of the Sun |
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PhotographerErnesto AguilarLocationGlendale, ArizonaDateMay 20 2012 6:15pmEquipmentNikon D80 - Nikkor 70-200mm 2.8 - Badder AstroSolar Safety Film.DescriptionThe Moon in the middle of its journey across the face of the Sun |
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PhotographerDavid and Laura SlikLocationNorthridge, CADateMay 20, 2012, 7:09 p.m. PDTEquipmentSunspotter and Nikon COOLPIX S3000DescriptionThis photo was taken towards the end of the eclipse. Two sunspots are faintly visible in the image. |
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PhotographerShane GibsonLocationTemecula, CADateMay 20 2012 6:40 PM PTEquipmentBinoculars, cardboard and my hand.DescriptionThe May 20th 2012 eclipse projected on my palm. |
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PhotographerChris KillingsworthLocationMorgan Hill, CaliforniaDate20 May 2012 6:32pmEquipmentSony Alpha 100, 300mm [equivalent] lens, Ambico tripod, 3" solar filterDescriptionMaximum eclipse @ 6:32 local time. |
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