Solar eclipse through welding lens just before the clouds ate it up.
NUTS!
Beginning 6:40 p.m.
Our paper plate pinhole camera.
Eclipse projected on the side of our house.
About 7 p.m.
Then the clouds moved in and stayed.
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Can you see it? Yeah, COOL!!
(no cloud problems there)
Son, Bobert and kids in their back yard in Utah
with their pinhole cameras.
(no cloud problems there)
i didn't even try to see if we could see anything here. these are still awesome!
ReplyDeleteThose are great despite the clouds! Unfortunately, we didn't get to see it here.
ReplyDeleteThat first picture is so bright it almost glows! Very, very neat...clouds or no clouds!
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing! Wish I had seen it!
ReplyDeleteI've yet to see one...
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p.s. LOVE your new artwork, Leenie. Such a talent.
Oh wow, you caught it (I am glad as I missed it)! How cool. Those are great viewers, too. Kind of looks like some sort of slug invasion on the lawn there.
ReplyDeleteLOL Carriboo. BIG slugs.
ReplyDeleteYou got PHOTOS!!! I tried but mine didn't turn out very well at all!
ReplyDeleteGood for you!!!
Linda
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I've enjoyed this solar eclipse through your most excellent photographs, Leenie. About thirty years ago I was VERY BAD and peeked at a solar eclipse through scrunched up eyelids. Yes, I know. One does stupid things when one is young. (Maybe I should change that "one" to "I" because I can see from your last photograph that not all young people do such stupid things.) You know what would be funny? If you bury that last photograph and maybe in a thousand years someone digs it up. What explanations would they come up with, I wonder? Hahahaha!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures despite cloud problems. I love the last one!
ReplyDeleteOh what a fabulous idea I love that about you you are full of fabulous ideas.
ReplyDeleteThose photos are amazing thank you for sharing it was very cloudy here. B
Looks like you had fun! Great pics!
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