This is what it looked like to my naked eye (on the camera screen):
Then I changed to a "closeup" view and it started changing. The changes weren't obvious unless my camera was on closeup at the 18 x zoom.
It sure looks like a rising moon, not a setting sun.
Then it went behind the mountain. Since I've been full-timing, I've seen a lunar eclipse at Quartzsite, AZ and now a solar eclipse at Camp Verde, AZ. I'd never seen either before.
From me and Katie, good night. :)
nice pictures of the eclipse!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe drove up to Redding from Los Gatos to see the full eclipse. It was neat. We just got home, and it's almost midnight! Yawn
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the awesome photos. We saw nothing here in NJ.
ReplyDeleteYou guys on the west coast were very lucky. We had a beautiful sky and warm temps, but no moon in front of the sun :) Nice pictures!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. You just kept changing the settings till you got it right!
ReplyDeleteWish we could have seen it here.
I guess it was a left coast kind of thing. :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOur camera just can't take pictures as good as yours. Yours are fantastic. I had thought we might driver further north but Jim just wasn't up to it so we enjoyed what we could see from here.
ReplyDeleteNicely done. Didn't get that over here in Vienna.
ReplyDeleteThat was fun. Thanks.
Nice shots! Not quite as elegant and classy as ours, but they'll do. :)
ReplyDeleteNice series of pics, Nothing here in TX.
ReplyDeleteThose are really neat pictures, we did not get any of that, overcast....
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting the great pictures, it was too rainy and cloudy in Seattle to see it.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pics Barbara !
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