Event Horizon - Astronomical and Terrestrial Images

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Kaya Side Hotel near totality229 viewsThis is a slightly blurry view of the Kaya Side Hotel, as seen from the beachfront where we watched the eclipse, taken close to totality, when the light was getting low, the camera lens was wide open and the shutter speed too slow to deal with camera shake.Sep 04, 2019
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Rube Goldberg Improvisation258 viewsChuck and Elouise concocted some cockamamie scheme to try to capture the onset of totality, while I looked on with bemused scepticism. Don't remember how well their crazy apparatus worked.Sep 04, 2019
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You, Andrew Marvell227 viewsAnd strange at Ecbatan the trees
Take leaf by leaf the evening strange...
Sep 04, 2019
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Halfway There206 viewsRick Gering and Jim Windlinger keep tabs on the progress of the eclipse by monitoring their equipment, while Mike Treder and Pat Bush check out the projections on the sheet.Sep 04, 2019
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Closing in on Totality227 viewsThe binocular projections show us that the Sun is now about 2/3 covered by the Moon.Sep 04, 2019
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Weather Readiness263 viewsElouise came prepared for extreme winter weather, up to and including Arctic blasts, while Chuck was all set for a balmy day at the beach.Sep 04, 2019
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Ready to Shoot the Eclipse190 viewsMy equipment: a TeleVue Pronto 70mm refractor on a TelePod mount; a Baader mylar white-light filter, and an Olympus OM-1 film camera. In the background, just behind my back, Marvin Blaski is relaxing and enjoying the spectacle.Sep 04, 2019
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Botanical Optics257 viewsSomeone cleverly hid a napkin or cloth square in the bushes to capture the little crescents produced by the moon-shaped sunlight being filtered through the foliaigeSep 04, 2019
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Binocular Projection, continued234 viewsThe Moon has now covered up about half the Sun's disk.Sep 04, 2019
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Optical Delusion275 viewsAt first glance it appears that Michelle is using some weird kind of periscope here to shoot the eclipse. On closer inspection, it's just a regular camera shot against the background of a black pole sticking up out of the sand in back. Meanwhile, it appears as if Chuck Mattox is trying to stamp on some noxious insect about to pounce on the girl in front.Sep 04, 2019
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Chasing Shadows239 viewsThe Moon is making progress in its task of covering up the Sun, which is now about 35% obscured.Sep 04, 2019
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A Rapt Audience278 viewsOur tour group, along with other Kaya Side guests, gathers for the onset of the spectacle.Sep 04, 2019
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