Seeing Beauty in the Everyday World
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I photographed the eclipse yesterday at a near-by park. My goal was to take a photo every minute and make a time lapse video. Well, the clouds interfered with the first few minutes and then intermittently after that. However, I did manage to put something together. I’m sorry it is a bit jittery, but the clouds did interfere some.
Will share w Ted who patiently waited as NASA site was freezing up and he was disappointed. Once again you help us see things we would ordinarily miss.
Thanks, Barb. I hope he enjoys the images. I didn’t watch any of the news coverage since I was out in the field for about 5 hours setting up and taking photos. I took one picture every minute and got about 150 images that went into the video. The flicker in the video is due to clouds that partially blocked the sun.
Thank you. Saw nothing from cottage. You gave us a second chance. Now that was awesome!!
We had cloud cover starting an hour before the eclipse started that lasted until 15-20 minutes into the event. I had my doubts, but it cleared enough for me to get these shots.
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