Used a cheap paper and some kind of plastic film filter with a rubber band over my lens to snap these. Happy considering the filter I used.





About the most coverage, we saw here in Maryland.



On the way out



Lots of clouds at the end. Shot this one without the filter.

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Very cool pics

Very nicely done. Thank you for sharing.

It was underwhelming here in Cincy, even at 91%.

Just arrived back home. We went to Alliance, Nebraska, which was about 2 mile from the center of the path.
It was surreal. A little bit of diminishing sunlight until, bang, full eclipse. We saw the black of the moon ringed by the corona of the sun. We could see a planet shining bright in the dark sky. There was a drastic darkening as if late dusk.
My iphone would not take a picture of what we saw. It only produced a very bright spot during totality.

It was well worth the trip. A once in a lifetime event. My father-in-law saw the eclipse whenever he was 8 years old in 1918. My wife now has had the same experience 99 years later.

Nice. We had 97% here in Atlanta and the clouds made for a great filter. Shot with a Samsung S8+