Energysavingelk 2017-08-22 12:16
Hello Steven!
I have been out on the occasion of the great European eclipse on 08-11-1999 and know the difficulties. This is well done, especially with respect to the fine structure and details of the corona. I do not see any prominences, although the live broadcasts showed some. I appreciate that you did not center the sun, which makes your image more credible. The guys on TV said the temperature fell about 1 °C during the eclipse, which is ridiculously small. During my observation on the hills near Saarlouis, Germany, the temperature dropped from 22 °C to 16°C.
Regards from Rhineland
Sven
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08-22-2017, 11:16 PM
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To PoorColdBoy: Thank you
Thnaks, and in a few years we will have another in the midwest. i will be moving to Missouri in a year or so to the Fenton area, possibly we can meet up.
[email protected] www.warnstaffphotography.com Thanks for the visit... Steven 
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