As part of our European vacation, we experienced early evening totality with family and friends on the grounds of the medieval castle in Sigüenza, Spain. Solar images were taken with a Canon EOS R camera with a RF 100-400 mm zoom lens and 2X telextender set to 600 mm. Video was taken with a Sony RX100 VII compact camera.
The progression of the total solar eclipse, spanning approximately 90 minutes between first contact and sunset
“Bailey’s Beads” – rays of the Sun shining through canyons on the Moon – just after second, and before third contact
A high dynamic range (HDR) image of totality showing the solar corona as well as prominences. This is a combination of four exposures, taken at ISO 100, f/16 from 1/15 to four seconds