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brenski

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Partial Solar Eclipse

25-10-2022, 14:27

Much of Northern Europe/ Northern Asia has experienced a partial Solar Eclipse this morning.

First up, a couple of images taken on my Canon 200d with standard 70-300mm (zoom) lens.

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and as a little "bonus" an eclipse lens reflection on my phone camera. Actual eclipse is hidden completely in the white burst (tiny mirrored lens-reflection eclipse is in the centre)

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Trev B

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25-10-2022, 14:32

Not a hope in hell of seeing where I live, low cloud mist and rain.

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El Sid

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26-10-2022, 11:17

Didn't see it myself mostly because I forgot but I suspect if I'd remembered the clouds would probably have got in the way...

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tigerburnie

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28-10-2022, 13:21

Nice shots, I was a tad underwhelmed by it to be honest.

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Colin W

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30-10-2022, 18:03

Well done, I like the second one showing the bushes at the bottom.

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antoeknee

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#6

30-10-2022, 18:26

Nice images. Few years ago went to the Faroe Islands to see/photograph a total eclipse, a fantastic sight.

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