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The Best of Times, The Worst of Times
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The Best of Times, The Worst of Times�. I was all set to go, weeks of planning, a Canon 5DSr, Canon 70-200 f2.8L II, Hoya ND 100,000 Filter Location, a field driveway southeast of Reserve Kansas, approximately 50 feet from the exact centerline of the 100% path of totality. Arrived early enough to pick a good spot, however the clouds rolled in and I did not have enough time to drive to a clear sky location, this photograph was taken 4 minutes before the total eclipse, at the moment of totality the cloud cover was so dense I did not see anything, I waited a week to even look at the pictures I did take� So� in 2024 the next Total Solar Eclipse will pass in the vicinity of Niagara Falls, so this time I will take the advice of others, when going for a total eclipse, go someplace very interesting, because there is always the chance of cloudy skies� All that being said, it was still an incredible experience.
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This image has a real smoky feel.