Images of eclipse of the Sun, partial, total, and annular, as well as eclipse observers at exotic eclipse sites.
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The outer corona during the total eclipse of the Sun, November 14, 2012, from a site near Lakeland Downs, Queensland. Shot through the Astro-Physics 105mm Traveler f/5.8 refractor scope, tracked on the AP 400 mount, and with the Canon 60Da. 1/60th sec at ISO 2000. (Shot as a still frame during Movie mode, so ISO adjusted by camera not shutter speed.)
The total eclipse of the Sun, November 14, 2012, from a site near Lakeland Downs, Queensland. Shot with the Canon 5D Mark II and 15mm lens for a wide-angle view showing the Moon's conical shadow darkening the sky up to the Sun with the last bit of the Sun disappearing at second contact.
The second diamond ring during the total eclipse of the Sun, November 14, 2012, from a site near Lakeland Downs, Queensland. Shot through the Astro-Physics 105mm Traveler f/5.8 refractor scope, tracked on the AP 400 mount, and with the Canon 60Da. 1/400th sec at ISO 100.
A cropped version of one of the wide-angle shots of the November 14, 2012 total eclipse of the Sun, marking the locations of the brighter planets and stars visible in the sky at eclipse time.
The total eclipse of the Sun, November 14, 2012, from a site near Lakeland Downs, Queensland. Shot with the Canon 5D Mark II and 15mm lens for a wide-angle view showing the edge of the Moon's shadow at the Sun, with the Sun beginning to reappear at third contact. The shadow is moving off to the right.
The total eclipse of the Sun, November 14, 2012, from a site near Lakeland Downs, Queensland. Shot with the Canon 5D Mark II and 15mm lens for a wide-angle view showing the motion of the Moon's conical shadow. The bottom edge of the shadow is at the Sun in the top frame taken at second contact, well below the Sun in the middle frame taken at mid-eclipse, while in the bottom frame the left edge of the shadow meets the Sun at third contact.
Our group of Canadian eclipse chasers at the November 14, 2012 total eclipse of the Sun. I am in red at left. This was from our site at Lakeland Downs, Queensland.
The second diamond ring during the total eclipse of the Sun, November 14, 2012, from a site near Lakeland Downs, Queensland. Shot through the Astro-Physics 105mm Traveler f/5.8 refractor scope, tracked on the AP 400 mount, and with the Canon 60Da. 1/400th sec at ISO 100.
The second diamond ring during the total eclipse of the Sun, November 14, 2012, from a site near Lakeland Downs, Queensland. Shot through the Astro-Physics 105mm Traveler f/5.8 refractor scope, tracked on the AP 400 mount, and with the Canon 60Da. 1/400th sec at ISO 100.
The second diamond ring during the total eclipse of the Sun, November 14, 2012, from a site near Lakeland Downs, Queensland. Shot through the Astro-Physics 105mm Traveler f/5.8 refractor scope, tracked on the AP 400 mount, and with the Canon 60Da. 1/400th sec at ISO 100.
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