 | About This Shoot | Date: 21 August 2017 | Location: near Oconto, NE (Pressey State Wildlife Area) | Shoot Type: Landscape | | Synopsis:
The much anticipated total solar eclipse was a total success. High clouds remained just south and east of our target area near Oconto. I managed to successfully capture all the amazing phenomena of the eclipse including inner/outer coronoa, bailey's beads, the chromosphere, and prominences. An unbelievable experience and shoot I will never forget! |
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