Compulsory Eclipse pics

[DallasGlenn2005]

 

[warlockII]

You lucky duck! We were around 82%.

 

[DallasGlenn2005]

And no human sacrifices to report here. Which is nice.

 

[DallasGlenn2005]

A couple more. The black and white one caught a jet streaking by below left of the eclipse. You can barely make out the contrail.

 

[DallasGlenn2005]

 

[ipressthebutton]

From my daughter in Buffalo

 

[Will Chen]

Solid cameras (or phones). My pics came out crappy.

 

[iaresee]

Got 95% here. Was pretty cool.

 

[TremoloFan]

Took these from the suburbs of St. Louis... 98% totality. The drop in temperature was very noticeable!

 

[iaresee]

This one is from Terrapin Station

 

[bchulse]

From southern CT (only around 90% here). Taken with an iPhone
camera through special glasses..

 

[mr_fender]

We hit totality for a whopping 20 seconds here in Austin. Cloudy as hell though, so the view was pretty weak. It still peeked through enough to be really cool though.

 

[DallasGlenn2005]

We hit totality for a whopping 20 seconds here in Austin. Cloudy as hell though, so the view was pretty weak. It still peeked through enough to be really cool though.

Wow. I would have thought you would have had more time than that.

 

[weird guitar person]

Dedicated to all the stellar garage band heroes out there... "Obfuscated sol on collapsed boxes. 2024"

 

[mr_fender]

Wow. I would have thought you would have had more time than that.

My workplace is in east Austin, so we were right on the very edge of totality.

 

[pima1234]

And no human sacrifices to report here. Which is nice.

I swear a saw an Anunnaki face in the cloud cover. LOL!

 

[GitGuy513]

Happy to see some people still care about celestial phenomena. I had so many people act like it’s a waste of time no big deal.

Cool pics, BTW

 

[mr_fender]

Some folks can be a buzzkill about just about anything. Seeing the full corona like that in real time is something special. Won't happen in the US again for 20 years.

 

[yyz67]

Virginia

 

[Dave Merrill]

Happy to see some people still care about celestial phenomena. I had so many people act like it’s a waste of time no big deal.

Cool pics, BTW

Definitely cool pic folks!

Fair number of people were out viewing in my neighborhood, kinda cool on that level too. "Bonding experience".