Totality

This is the what the solar eclipse looked like just before the end of totality. The red streaks are prominences... and we learned all about them in a special presentation from a NASA expert who is part of our photo workshop leadership team. You can read about prominences here: https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/what-solar-prominence/

FYI: thanks for the well wishes for our weather... it was perfect viewing weather in Greenville, Missouri.

[Joan Robillard]

It was so cool watching it today. A local tv station covered it from several places in Maine that experienced totality. So cool you took pictures.

[Islandgirl]

Wow that is so cool!

[Heather]

Just fabulous, KV! So glad the weather cooperated for you! Fav

[Lin]

Fantastic

[Mags]

Superb capture!

[*lynn]

great photo!

[Carole Sandford]

Fabulous!

[Babs]

Wow fantastic. fav.

[Elyse Klemchuk]

This is sooooo cool!

[LManning (Laura)]

Amazing! Must have been a wonderful experience.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

oh WOW

[Danette Thompson]

Fabulous!

[bkb in the city]

Very cool

[vaidas]

Fantastic, thanks for sharing! It's amazing we can look at eclipse through your lens. I just read on media - we will not see total eclipse on our locale till 2200.

[Diana]

How wonderful that you got this great shot!

[Christina]

Fabulous

[Susan Wakely]

Fabulous to witness.

[Brian]

Wondrous. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[Bucktree]

Amazing image. I was in the path of totality, however, it was so cloudy in San Antonio that I couldn't get a good photo.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Excellent.

[Paula Fontanini]

Truly amazing capture! We only had a partial eclipse but it was still fun to view it through the funky eclipse glasses. I tried to order a lens filter over a month ago but they were unavailable.

[Merrelyn]

Wow.

[Kate]

Awesome capture

[Rob Z]

Super shot

[Diane]

Awesome photo!

[Christine Sztukowski]

I love this capture completely awesome

[Steve Chappell]

Fantastic capture!