Eclipse Gallery
![[IMAGE: diamond ring]](ecl91a.jpg)
![[IMAGE: chromosphere]](ecl91b.jpg)
![[IMAGE: inner corona]](ecl91c.jpg)
![[IMAGE: middle corona]](ecl91d.jpg)
![[IMAGE: outer corona]](ecl91e.jpg)
![[IMAGE: second contact]](ecl92g.jpg)
![[IMAGE: mid-annularity]](ecl92h.jpg)
![[IMAGE: annular sunset]](ecl92i.jpg)
![[IMAGE: partial eclipse]](ecl93a.jpg)
![[IMAGE: shadow rings]](ecl94a.jpg)
![[IMAGE: outer corona]](ecl98e.jpg)
![[IMAGE: middle corona]](ecl98d.jpg)
![[IMAGE: inner corona]](ecl98c.jpg)
![[IMAGE: chromosphere]](ecl98b.jpg)
![[IMAGE: diamond ring]](ecl98a.jpg)
This is an archive of scanned photograhic images from several recent
solar eclipses, including the
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1991 total eclipse from La Paz, Mexico
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1992 annular eclipse from San Diego, CA
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1993 partial eclipse from Redwood City, CA
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1994 annular eclipse from Dearborn, MI
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1998 total eclipse from Curacao, Netherlands Antilles
Click on the pictures for a better view. Higher resolution GIF images of
the photos for the 1991 eclipse may be found at the NCSA
Digital Gallery.
![[IMAGE]](bernievs.jpg)
Bernie Verreau
I've been fascinated by solar eclipses since my first experience with totality
at Cap Chat, Quebec in 1972. With the dozen or so that I have observed
since, I'm approaching an hour of cumulative time in the moon's shadow.
Happy stargazing!
Email: bverreau@yahoo.com