See also Annular/Partial Solar Eclipses.
From Jiuquan, China by Brian Harvey.
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From Koolymilka, South Australia: A multiple exposure taken on a single frame. Taken by John O'Neill with a 50mm focal-length camera lens using Kodak Elite Chrome 100 slide film.
Red prominences erupt from the eclipsed sun (left) and the classic solar minimum corona (centre) on 21st June 2001. Taken by John O'Neill with a 480mm focal-length 70mm refractor (Pronto) with Kodak Elite Chrome 200. Exposures 1/1000 sec and 1/15 sec respectively.
The Solar Corona over the Ruya river valley (right) on the Lowveld of Zimbabwe on 21st June 2001. 28mm focal-length lens with 200 ISO film. 1 second exposure. Taken by Angela O'Connell.
Red prominences circle the eclipsed sun on 11th August 1999 in this dramatic shot. Taken by Gerry Moloney with a 100mm aperture refractor (Borg) on an Equatorial Mount.
A number of members travelled to Bularia to view the eclipse. Read also Cold and Alone, an account of this eclipse by John Flannery.
The Solar Corona on 26th February 1998 from the deck of the M.S. Statendam off the island of Curaçao in the Caribbean. Taken by John O'Neill with a 480mm focal-length 70mm Refractor (Pronto). Ektachrome 400 slide (1/15 sec.).
The Solar Corona over the twin snow capped volcanoes Pomerape and Parinacota in the Chilean Andes on 3rd November 1994. Site at a height of about 4,000m. Two frames combined. Taken by Angela O'Connell.
Zoom Lens set at a focal-length of 210mm.