Excellent shot, Larry! Did you travel to the totality path? I’m pretty sure it did not cross Bozeman! 🙂 I successfully photographed 92% totality just down the road from my house. A very cool (literally) experience.
Nice shot! I have not yet been able to put any words to my experience of seeing the total eclipse, but I have beautiful visions etched in my mind, and the visceral experience of the cool breeze and the relaxation I felt is still with me.
I like this that I read on a woman’s blog: “Even the tiniest bit of sun is enough to hold off the darkness.” It was profound to witness that during the eclipse, and I hope we are all able to realize it in these challenging times in our country and world.
Excellent shot, Larry! Did you travel to the totality path? I’m pretty sure it did not cross Bozeman! 🙂 I successfully photographed 92% totality just down the road from my house. A very cool (literally) experience.
Thanks Kathy. Yes, we drove to Idaho Falls and camped on some land where some friends of ours live.
Nice shot! I have not yet been able to put any words to my experience of seeing the total eclipse, but I have beautiful visions etched in my mind, and the visceral experience of the cool breeze and the relaxation I felt is still with me.
I like this that I read on a woman’s blog: “Even the tiniest bit of sun is enough to hold off the darkness.” It was profound to witness that during the eclipse, and I hope we are all able to realize it in these challenging times in our country and world.
Thanks Carol. The eclipse was so other-worldly I would not even know how to start doing it justice in words.