and knowing we won't be viewing the December 2117 occurrence

we set up our binoculars on a tripod with a screen in our front yard and watched the progression. (the girls wore welder's glasses to full effect.)

quite thrilling
"... like a dime on a dinner plate ... "

(we built a pinhole projector to view the recent lunar eclipse - but i failed to get any pictures.)
3 comments:
Quite thrilling indeed. Great photo. Much easier to see the phenomenon here than it was through the small viewing card that I used tonight at the local farm stand.
- Jeff.
Jealous - it was totally cloudy up here. My brother has a sun scope, couldn't use it due to the clouds! :(
xo
We tried viewing it using my neighbour's welding goggles (which according to the net it a-okay). But couldn't really see it. Needed some sort of magnification. :[ Bit bummed but your awesome pics make up for it.
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