With lots of fanfare and promotion the Eclipse of 2024 arrived and left in a few short hours today. I chose not to attend the gatherings in the northern parts of Vermont and New Hampshire and settled for a more subdued view of 95% instead of totality. Bad idea. I viewed the other locations on streaming channels as they happened and realized that totality would have been the better choice had I made the arrangements. I did enjoy the process and my investment in solar filters was not too steep to regret the purchase. I had a small audience with me on my deck and plenty of cameras and lenses. I learned a lot this time and hopefully in 2044 I will be better prepared. But maybe a trip to Iceland for the 2026 eclipse would be a better choice. Decisions decisions.
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These photos are great, Kevin.
You saw much more than we did.
Thanks for taking and sharing them.
2026 in Iceland sounds pretty awesome!!
And thinking you’ll be taking great photos of the eclipse in 2044, too!!