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So epic! Where was this at?

Yep currently a 4 so that gives me a little hope for tonight. It's projected as a 3 for tonight AND tomorrow night. I'm thinking worse case scenario if I make it to Missouri and can't see it tonight, I could head to north Minnesota and likely see it there tomorrow night.... maybe, lol. EDIT...

That's awesome!

I was actually contemplating leaving at lunch today and driving north. I could probably get well up into Missouri by later tonight which would surely increase my odds. From what I'm seeing it's predicted as a G3 tonight and tomorrow though. I'm not sure if that is strong enough or not...

I did get a pic of the sunspot that caused it though....

Congrats! I can't believe I missed it. I checked outside twice then went to sleep, lol. I didn't really think I would be able to see it in south AL but I saw some pics today of it from south Florida. Depressing...

Awesome photos! What do you suppose this mark on the dolphin is? Almost looks like it was impaled with something....

Cooked this up last night...

More dinosaur than alien really.... 🤔.... I'm glad it didn't eat me!!

🤣 it's a real image of a real animal... converted to black & white

I did

Not a bug....

An alien!!! 🤣

*Not an entry* ........

Nice images! Thanks for posting. That last one looks like a caribou. You can tell by his "shovel" that sticks out. Elk do not have those...

Good advice from AZ. The overall framing in the first image is good except for cutting off that one pedal. Backing up a couple more inches to include it would greatly improve the image.

I finished editing a couple more images today. I was able to capture the diamond ring..... I made my first attempt at an HDR image.... I made another composite comparing the 2023 annular eclipse to the 2024 total eclipse... And I think this one is neat. I added the earth...

Congratulations Lacy!!! You captured the entirety of the eclipse! That is not an easy task. This was my first total eclipse to view also. I saw a partial in 2017 and an annular in 2023. Viewing totality is simply indescribable. Trying to put it into words seems like doing it an injustice. The...

Currently I use a mirrorless camera, lenses between 100-700mm (depending on what im targeting), and a star tracker. I started off with a basic dslr and a 55-250mm kit lens. You can actually achieve decent results with this gear. Now I never did because back then, I was taking single images and...

Thanks a lot, I appreciate it. Nice images too. The 2017 eclipse was the first one I tried to photograph. It's what got me interested in eclipses and solar imaging. What I like about astrophotography is, there's always room for improvement. I can shoot the same object year after year and...