Partial eclipse from Germany.

[zuthal@floofy.tech]

@sn0opy Ahhh...

Then still, why does it occur at the edge of the moon as well?

[radlerin@social.anoxinon.de]

@sn0opy
Tolles Foto!

[shom@gts.shom.dev]

@sn0opy wow, sublime!

[wbrowar@hachyderm.io]

@sn0opy amazing shot!!

[ianrogers@mstdn.social]

@sn0opy I just did a low whistle in response without even thinking about it. Amazing shot.

[fds@mastodon.social]

@sn0opy that might be the coolest eclipse shot I've seen today. very nice.

[mlanger@mastodon.world]

@sn0opy @akkana Lots of flares!

[540@mastodon.nu]

@sn0opy
...Wwooowww...

[sublimeoverload@mastodon.social]

@sn0opy Looks incredible!

[joshhrach@iosdev.space]

@sn0opy That would make a wonderful wallpaper!

[croyle@wandering.shop]

@sn0opy My favorite shot from this eclipse so far for sure, and I get jaded after so many!

[guayabito@mastodon.cr]

@sn0opy this is amazing! Congratulations!

[bh@suarez.social]

@sn0opy I’m also very happy with how it turned out

[dragonarchitect@rubber.social]

@sn0opy Holy shit you can almost make out the granular structure of the chromosphere! O.O

cc @RueNahcMohr

[somevegancheeseisok@mastodon.social]

@sn0opy why does the sun look like a fuzzy wool dryer ball what an absolutely spectacular photo.

[jumpmed@mastodon.social]

@Hiro @sn0opy The scale of just our solar system is mind boggling. Like those spots are many earths wide, but then the (nearly) empty space between them and the edge of our solar system is hundreds of thousands of times that. And that's just the itty bitty slice of the universe we occupy.

[neverbeaten@mas.to]

@sn0opy
Stellar photograph!

[alexandragrant@me.dm]

@sn0opy stunning

[benhm3@mastodon.social]

@zuthal @sn0opy

What Zuthal said. Rephrasing my question. Why is the edge of the moon have the highest contrast?

[pronounshe@lgbtqia.space]

@sn0opy The prominences are outstanding. The focus and clarity are perfect. Thank you for sharing this with the timeline!