These are pictures from Dadof4 that he took with his phone camera through his eclipse sunglasses.
It would be nice to see what photos our readers may have taken. Send us photos you, your family, or friends took and agree to let us publish them. This should be fun to see what you have taken!
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Best eclipse pic ever.
https://www.powerlineblog.com/ed-assets/2024/04/Screenshot-2024-04-09-at-4.21.10%E2%80%AFPM.png
^ Thunder boomers
Well, sorry. I guess that didnβt work. Damn Al Gore and his internet.
I got to see the Partial Eclipse and it was phenomenal. Chickened out on pics because even with protecting the camera lens with Eclipse glasses, I thought it might damage my camera. Well, turns out it was safe and kicking myself for missing the opportunity.
Hope I’m still around for the next time.
I went to southern Indiana for the 2017 total eclipse and was stunned at how it moved me. I was in a very rural area, so lots of wildlife, and when the sun started to “dim,” it was so eerie how the daytime wildlife became silent and the nighttime wildlife woke up.
I was with a small crowd, so there was no cheering or talking. Just silence. And no one left before the moon had cleared the sun and the birds started chirping again.
I said a prayer to thank God for the blessing that he created to allow that beautiful show of his glory.
This eclipse, I stayed in my front yard and saw about 95% totality. Still amazing.
I invented Eclipse photography.
I was in the path of totality, but it was so cloudy you couldn’t even tell what direction the sun was in. Got really dark for about 5 minutes, that was it.
I canceled a trip to Georgetown, Texas to watch the total eclipse with my sons because they predicted total overcast weather. My sons told me it was thick overcast until minutes before the total eclipse and then the clouds parted allowing them to experience the whole thing. A few minutes afterwards, the hole in the clouds closed up, again. Oh, well! I did experience a 95% eclipse at my home when the clouds allowed. Let’s go, Brandon!
Thanks for sharing Dad of Four and Claudia. Here in Florida we just saw a tiny bite out of the sun. π
PHenry (and anyone else interested) – Highlight and copy (ctrl + C) the address. Open another internet session. Paste copied address in the address bar and hit enter. The picture should come up. (at least it did for me)
Here in SC it was VERY partial, but fun nonetheless… I used a welding hood but my photos are crap.. They really picked up the scratches on the lens though!
FJB
Dad of 4, Thank you for the photos. I’m in upstate NY and it was cloudy and just got some what dark. But thanks again.
Ow, my eyes!
DANG!
I looked right at it. Anyway…. My little town in North Maine was directly in the center of the path of totality.
When that bright star came out upon re-emergence, all I could think of was this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLG1ys2CGcI
Sent an email.