Anyone else get to see it?
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Yes! I believe where I’m at I could see 94% totality. It was pretty cool
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That was so cool! My wife and I went back to her hometown to watch it- really a once in a lifetime experience.
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I traveled to Vermont to view the eclipse with my family. We had clear skies and about three and a half minutes of totality. One of the most incredible experiences of my life! No pictures can do the experience justice, but I got a good one on my phone!
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same
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i took one pic, but it wasn’t focused. it’s hard to spend those fleeting seconds trying to take pictures.
I’ve now seen 4 solar eclipses (2 annular, and 2 total). there is nothing that can compare to being in the path of totality (not to be confused with an annular eclipse) when it finally crescendos and the orange sun rays turn to white as the moon perfectly sits in front of it. I would strongly recommend anyone who hasn’t to make sure they do next time, but if you’re in the US, it’s going to be a couple decades until that time.
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This was also in Arkansas! Totality where I was at was only 2 minutes. This picture was taken right when totality was ending, used a telephoto lens with a “star” filter, which is usually used for photographing Christmas lights.
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