Category Archives: Sun
Weather Affected Eclipse View
Albuquerque was very cloudy on eclipse day. The clouds cleared briefly near max eclipse then closed in at max. I took pictures with 500 mm lens (DSLR Olympus E-620) through double layer aluminized mylar (made for solar observing) then just through clouds with no filter.
Photo Credit: Curtis Smith
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Eclipse Through the Overcast
While many wanted clear skies to view the eclipse, I found that the overcast skies here in Lynn Haven Florida gave me a great opportunity to take a couple pictures without special camera lens or skills… other than trying to hold the camera steady!
Photo Credit: Dennis
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Ring of Fire
This photograph of the august 21st Total Eclipse was taken with a Nikon D7500 DSLR about 50 miles west of Paulina, Oregon at the Deep Creek Campground in the Ochoco National Forest. I was initially disappointed in the result, but closer inspection of the image on a larger display revealed I had captured a beautiful image of the Solar Prominences!
Photo Credit: Anthony Watts
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Totality Rad!
This photograph of the August 21st Total Eclipse was taken using a Nikon Coolpix P900 about 50 miles northwest of Paulina, Oregon in the Deep Creek Campground in the Ochoco National Forest.
Photo Credit: Anthony Watts
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Smokey View of the Sun at the Beach
Sparkly reflections on the water from the orange sun (due to the Whittier fire) near Mesa Lane at the beach, Santa Barbara, CA. Friday July 14th, 2017
Photo Credit: Coleen Van Nostrand
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Nevada in April
Carson Valley in April.
Location: Genoa, Nevada
Date: 04-14-04
Photographer: Victor Parker
Turkish Sunset
Autumn, just after the rain
Anatolian side of Istanbul, Moda Pier….
Sunset on the Great Salt Lake
North end of The Great Salt Lake, Utah.
River was exposed due to drought. Lake is 15 feet below normal level.
Location: The Great Salt Lake, Utah
Date: November, 200
Photographer: Christopher Howeth
