It wasn't until after the eclipse had passed its peak that I remembered that a pair of binoculars could be used to project an image of the sun. By that time, it was descending behind the trees, and the shapes were indistinct. I took one picture of the light projected through the binoculars onto my own shadow, though. I don't know if it will turn out, since I had a hard time holding them steady. Anyway, even though only about 65% of the sun was covered, it was still an enjoyable way to spend the afternoon. I find myself wishing that the earth had more moons, so we could see eclipses more often.
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After the Eclipse
It wasn't until after the eclipse had passed its peak that I remembered that a pair of binoculars could be used to project an image of the sun. By that time, it was descending behind the trees, and the shapes were indistinct. I took one picture of the light projected through the binoculars onto my own shadow, though. I don't know if it will turn out, since I had a hard time holding them steady. Anyway, even though only about 65% of the sun was covered, it was still an enjoyable way to spend the afternoon. I find myself wishing that the earth had more moons, so we could see eclipses more often.
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