Check out these photo's from Jenni's Uncle Alan. They are spectacular, and it was only ten below zero when he took them! What a trooper. As always, whenever I post his stuff, if you like what you see, you should
visit his site. It is incredible, especially if you like birds!!

The picture above is his house that he built from the ground up, he has a journal of everything he went through to build it
here.
The next picture is of the moon at the peak of the eclipse. If you want to see more detail, I think you should just have to click the pic.
This picture is pretty cool, as it shows the different stages of the eclipse itself. I imagine his toes were frozen by the time it was all over. I would try to set up some sort of remote control so I could stay inside the warm house, myself. :)

Here's an older picture of another eclipse, I believe.
Have a great day!
Those are REALLY awesome! They make my (fairly decent) eclipse photos look horrid. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures - I love to see eclipse's. When I was in 2nd grade my parents got us out of school & took us to the best place in the state to see a total eclipse of the sun - very cool!
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