The 1998 Total Solar Eclipse, Guadeloupe, F.W.I. |
On February 26th, 1998, the Sun eclipsed in the Caribbean, and Rebecca and I were on the island of Guadeloupe to see it. We watched it from the windward side of the island with Craig DeForest and a large group of his physicist buddies who were in town for a solar physics conference (what a coincidence!). Here are the images I captured of it, with a few of the snaps from the day...... (You can also look at photos of the rest of the trip).
(Click on the thumbnail image to view a full size version.) |
Look at the movie that I created using all the eclipse images, shot at an interval of 10 minutes over the course of 2½ hours. |
And so it begins...... |
Over half way there now! |
A cool lens flare effect. |
Bailey's Beads at second contact. |
The magnificence of Totality! |
Moments before second contact. |
Bec and I set up and waiting on a beautiful coastal hill...... | Snapping away at the sun. |
Bec, Craig and I wearing our eclipse shades. | All the first-time eclipse viewers! |
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