Total eclipse glowing over icy pyramids wins photo prize

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18 September 2015
Total eclipse glowing over icy pyramids wins photo prize



(Image: Luc Jamet)


This ethereal glow lasted just a few minutes during this year’s total solar eclipse. The rare sight has won top prize in the 2015 Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition, which celebrates the most spectacular images of the cosmos.

Luc Jamet took the picture seconds after the eclipse began on 20 March. He was looking out over the valley of Sassendalen in Svalbard, Norway, one of only two habitable locations where the eclipse was total.

https://www.newscientist.com/articl...aign=hoot&cmpid=SOC%7CNSNS%7C2015-GLOBAL-hoot
 
Great picture! Thanks for sharing! Wonder if anyone will be able to capture a more picturesque photo of the total lunar eclipse on 27th Step. 2015!
 
Dear Ganesh and Lalitha,

Thank you very much for your encouraging words! :)

I used the Nikon camera, basic model. I took many photos using different settings and selected the good ones,

to make this picasa movie. Spent about two and half hours on the terrace, for this project.

I have shared many of the pictures that I took during my travels, in the thread
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Thanks for the info. Surprised that you could get such good clarity! Guess the camera was mounted on a tripod.
 
Patients help develop a lot of patience! I believe your father was a doc. with a great practice! Plz don't mistake my observation as an impudent remark! ☺
 
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