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PhotographerBob KelleyLocationSan Antonio, TexasDateMay 20, 2012 8:15pmEquipmentNikon D7000 ISO 100, 1/50th sec. at f/18, 300mm.DescriptionFrom San Antonio, Texas, our best view of the May 20th solar eclipse would take place near sunset. At first, encroaching clouds could have proven troublesome. Instead, they painted the scene with their own fiery brushstrokes, adding to the celestial scene! |
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PhotographerWang XiaoleiLocationXiamen, ChinaDate6:08, May 21stEquipmentNIKON D700+Nikkor 70-200mm Zoom Lens at 200mmDescriptionAnnular eclipse in cloud |
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PhotographerSteve SkalaLocationSusanville, CADate6:21 PM PSTEquipmentPanasonic DMC-ZS7, hand held, program auto exposure.Descriptionpinholes from leaves and photographer's fingers a few minutes before annular phase at Lassen College Susanville, CA. |
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PhotographerBill HoodLocationLos Angeles, CADate5/20/12 @1838EquipmentNikon D300 camera with a 300mm f/2.8 lens at f/32 and 1/1000 sec.DescriptionAdvancing marine layer negated the need for a solar filter. |
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PhotographerDon ChapmanLocationHillrose, CODate5-20-2012EquipmentCanon RebelDescriptionEclipse projections on wall as sunlight filtered through nearby trees. |
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PhotographerMichelle BowenLocationWindsor, CADate6:30 pmEquipmentCameraDescriptionWhile others were looking at the sky, here is what was happening on earth! The shadows caused during the eclipse in Windsor, CA, were most assuredly unique, something I have never seen before. |
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PhotographerMike LynchLocationFrankfort, KYDateMay 20, 2012; 8:30 p.m. EDTEquipment80mm homebuilt refractor; standard camera tripod. Pentax K-r camera.DescriptionThe sun was 15 minutes from setting as the eclipse began in Frankfort, KY...but it disappeared into distant storm clouds just before the eclipse was to begin. A few minutes later, it showed up again briefly, allowing me to get this picture. How lucky I was to get this interesting shot, with only a small section of the sun eclipsed! |
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PhotographerRobert LenzLocationPort Weller Ontario CanadaDateMay 20 2012 8:30 pmEquipmentWO 66 SD, Canon XS, 100 iso. Manfrotto with 410 geared head.DescriptionPartial eclipse of the sun setting over Lake Ontario, at Municipal Beach in Port Weller Ontario Canada |
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PhotographerJohn HorvathLocationGlendale, AZDate5/20/12 6:40 pm AZ timeEquipmentTree, CarDescriptionAttached picture is my eclipse watching with a tree. Tree leaves randomly make many pinholes. The viewing screen is my car. Years ago I watched a partial eclipse in New York under a maple tree. Thousands of small eclipse images on the ground. Yesterday I saw nothing on the ground. Looked up. The tree made eclipse images are on the car. The New York images were smaller because the ground was closer to the leaf made pinholes. The eclipse in New York was overhead. Yesterday the eclipse was near the horizon. The screen needs to be perpendicular to the image. |
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PhotographerJim MurrayLocationBenbrook, Texas USADateMay 20, 2012 @ 8:15pmEquipmentCanon Rebel Xsi, 100-300 5.6L at 300mm, 2x ConverterDescriptionSun set at Benbrook, Texas USA during May 20, 2012 eclipse. |
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