It was cloudy and I worked all weekend (on comments), so I didn’t get to see much about the annular solar eclipse. I dug up some eclipse photos online but am curious if you’ve seen (or taken!) any worth sharing?
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One of my photographer friends got a really good shot from the hill country in Texas.
someone on mltshp got this amazing shot: https://mltshp.com/p/1PGMM
In Santa Cruz, a fair bit from full annularity, but partly cloudy skies made for a surprising mood:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CyZndTRJL1n/
Via @emma, this sequence is pretty amazing.
Karl obstructed our view out here n the Bay, but we will be in Shelburne in April!
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