I've been fortunate to see two total eclipses of the sun and several partial eclipses.
I've also seen eclipses of the moon but my photos are pre-digital and I need to scan them.
Click on thumbnails for larger versions, and then on those for the actual photos (which are still not full resolution). The EXIF data gives the Pacific Standard Time and date.
My photos were taken with a 35mm film camera and a 400mm lens on a tripod. Afterward, I concluded I had spent too much time on photos and not enough simply experiencing the wonder.
Gaps between tree leaves act like pinhole lenses and you can sometimes see projections of the eclipsed sun. These were outside the building where I work in California.
I couldn't resist a few photos, but I just used my point-and-shoot camera handheld. The emergence of the corona (first picture) is a true wonder. What's cool about the sunset effect (second picture) is that it encompasses the entire horizon.
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