Eclipses

A sun hangs in a clear sky - it's afternoon, but a faint twilight has descended as the eclipse gets closer to maximum. The field is golden, with a wire fence separating the viewer from the scene.

A black field has beams of light in white-ish yellow and red/orange break up a black circle, with a ring of white light pours out from behind the circle. Pinkish protrusions can be seen around the edges of the circle, though small compared to the beams.

A black sky is broken up by a centered total eclipse. The corona can be seen trailing at noon, 2, and 7 into space (if the image were to be overlaid with a clock). The light is white with yellowish tint, and a black disk obscures the light.

The sun in the center of a black sky - a portion seems to be bitten out of it, the moon blocks the full circle. Within the sun's body, small black sunspots are visible against the warm light.

A small town called Punto de Choros in Northern Chile - it's the launch point to a penguin reserve just off the coast. From a nearby mountain near the desert, the eclipse hovers over the town.

Cloudy skies fill the frame, providing a structure/frame for light to bounce off of from the dark circle and ring of light behind it. Part of the disk has not yet covered the sun entirely, allowing for a brighter spot to peak out.

The total eclipse is a small focus in a dark blue and orange sky. Twilight seems to have descended, leaving dark grey clouds visible.

The solar eclipse sits center in a black field, the corona streaming towards 2 and 7 (if the circle was a clock) a faint haze of light surrounds the dark disk.

Towards the bottom left corner of the frame, the solar eclipse seems to sit above a cloud and is shooting off beams of light, as the moon moves off the sun.

Solar Eclipse in Texas - Cloud coverage blocks detail, but the light is still visible.

Solar Eclipse in Texas - Cloud coverage blocks detail, but the light is still visible.

Solar Eclipse in Texas - Cloud coverage blocks detail, but the light is still visible.

Solar Eclipse in Texas - Cloud coverage blocks detail, but the light is still visible. Only a portion of the sun is visible - both clouds and the moon block it, but only partially.