A total solar eclipse in August, 1999 by Fred Espenak.
Solar eclipse April 2014, Antarctica, Australia, and Indonesia taken by the Space Station.
A Total Eclipse of the Sun, visible from the Faroe Islands on 20 March 2015.
As a total solar eclipse reaches ever-closer towards totality, your surroundings begin to change. Colors begin to lose their contrast and shadows on the ground become much sharper. One of the most noticeable effects are the little crescent shadows that appear. Anything that can cast a shadow while allowing small amounts of sunlight to peer through can create this effect. Trees tend to be good at showing this off quite nicely. So don't just look up, look down. And enjoy.
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Hi.... and thank you for your sparkly purple addition to my washi tape postcard..... just love it.......
Thanks for adding the little friends to my collage, collaberation PC! It turned out great!
thanks for your contribution to the Security Envelope Background Pass and Paste PC!
10 years!?!? Hahaha - time flies when you're having fun. Thanks for brightening up my page 😀🌷🌷🌷
A.P.D.G.~ Celebrate the Eclipse
A total solar eclipse in August, 1999 by Fred Espenak.
Solar eclipse April 2014, Antarctica, Australia, and Indonesia taken by the Space Station.
A Total Eclipse of the Sun, visible from the Faroe Islands on 20 March 2015.
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Thank you for working on my collaboration pc. Snips and snails..and wagging puppy dog tails. ;D
I am smiling now. Thank you ever so much for thinking of me! It really does mean alot! x