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jeffashman9

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We were at the edge of the eclipse field, so no ring of fire, but this was my view. ND400 was not dark enough to capture the eclipse directly, and I value my eyes (and camera), but I love how the pattern comes through the leaves of the trees.

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oct14202301 by Jeff Ashman, on Flickr

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oct14202302 by Jeff Ashman, on Flickr
 
I did this trick once, some years back - it really works great!

Love these crescent patterns- you captured it very well here. :icon_thumleft: Safest way to admire the eclipse!
 
Nice shadows...
Thanks!
I did this trick once, some years back - it really works great!

Love these crescent patterns- you captured it very well here. :icon_thumleft: Safest way to admire the eclipse!
Thanks! Yep, I discovered this anomaly a few years back as well. Why look at a single eclipse, when you can look at multiple eclipse at the same time?
 
Watch for wave shadows during the total solar eclipse next April. We saw them in 2017 at Grand Teton NP. Really interesting.
 

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