Surely the most amazing photo I’ve seen of Monday’s total eclipses of the sun. For more fantastic pictures, go here: Eclipse 2017. You wont’ be sorry you took a look!
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They are indeed magnificent Marcia, thanks for sharing the link. 🙂
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My pleasure, Balroop. So glad you enjoyed them! 🙂
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Great share, Marcia – thanks! 😊
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Glad you liked them, Felicia. I thought they were pretty awesome, myself. 😀
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Wow!! Heading over there now, Marcia. Thanks x
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Hope you enjoy them as much as I did, Judith. Such an amazing sight! 🙂
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Amazing photos! Thanks for the heads up x
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Glad you enjoyed them, Cathy. I thought they were wonderful! 🙂
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A great share, Marcia. Fantastic photographs.
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They were pretty spectacular, weren’t they? 🙂
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What an awesome photograph! And thanks for the link. I’m off to take a look-see now.
I’m still caught up in eclipse fever 🙂
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I just have to come back and say I was blown away by the second one too. Amazing to think that wasn’t Photoshopped!
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I loved every one of them, but I know what you mean about that second one. Oh, how I’d have loved being there!! 😀
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Thanks for sharing the photos, Marcia. Denver enjoyed a 92% totality rate. As the outside light waned, the nightlights in our house came on. The coolest pictures Tim and I took were of “leaf crescents” on our deck. Anyone who likes can check out the photos on my personal Facebook page (Linda Lee Williams).
An awesome day! 🙂
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Glad you liked these, Linda. They are pretty awesome. And lucky you! So glad you got to see almost the total thing. It rained here. I got nuthin’! 😦 Oh, well. In seven years, it’ll be a total one for Florida, and we’re saving our glasses. Hahahaha. I’ve heard the shadows were amazing, and will check out your pics. Thanks for sharing.
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Reblogged this on anita dawes and jaye marie.
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Amazing shot, the best I’ve ever seen of the eclipse!
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I thought the same thing, but the other pics on that page are also astoundingly beautiful and impressive, as well. What an experience some of these folks had!! 🙂
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Must’ve been a sight for sure!
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I wish I’d been able to see it in person, and not just on TV, but at least I had that. I watched it go dark in every state it crossed. 😀
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We saw it on tv well, well, well after it happened 🤗
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Seeing it in Real Time was fun, but even had it not rained here, we were only getting a partial. In 7 years, we’ll get a total eclipse here. We’re saving our glasses, hahahaha.
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😎
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All I can say is…WOW!!
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Well, I think that sums it up perfectly, Terri! 😀
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Those were truly amazing Marsh! 🙂
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That’s only right, because it was an amazing event! 🙂 Glad you enjoyed them.
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🙂 😉
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