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Monthly Archives: May 2012
annular eclipse time lapse…
We were able to observe the annular eclipse in Albuquerque on May 20th. Skies remained clear for the most part, and Albuquerque lay directly in the path for optimal viewing. I shot some time lapse before the first contact and during the totality (ring of fire). The sun set before the entire eclipse was complete, but it was still an amazing sight. Below is a brief compilation of what I shot.
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