This Moment - Soule Mama
A single photo capturing a moment
A simple, special, extraordinary moment
A moment I want to pause, savour and remember
On Wednesday 14 November 2012 was the Solar Eclipse that was seen over Australia and New Zealand.
Unfortunately we didn't have the right glasses to see it in action, but we watched it over the internet and I took some photos from inside.
So here it is, my perspective of the solar eclipse - the changing light inside my kitchen.
1 = approx 10:37am - Eclipse hits its peak in Wellington at 76%
2 = 10:59am - starting to get brighter
3 = 11:43am
4 = 11:59am - almost back to normal.
This is the moment
This is the time
When the momentum and the moment
Are in rhyme
Give me this moment
This momentous moment ...
(from Jekyll and Hyde)
(from Jekyll and Hyde)
Great photos telling the story of the eclipse. :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Thanks Martha. I wish I had those glasses so I could've captured it for real.
DeleteWhat cool photos illustrating the eclipse. I love 1 and 2 best! ♥
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Thanks Kathy. Glad you liked my pics.
DeleteIt was really weird... I love the way that the sequence of photos illustrates it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kat. It sure was - got so dark even the birds disappeared. Must've got even darker in Auckland.
DeleteWhat a great way to record the eclipse. That must have been so strange to see your window get dark!
ReplyDeleteThanks Galen - yep it was strange but quite exciting.
DeleteFascinating! I remember an eclipse when I was a teen, but it was a partial eclipse, so didn't get so dark. That must have been strange to experience! I'm glad you documented with window light. It put it in perspective for me.
ReplyDeleteThanks Darlene, it was definitely a moment I wanted to capture. Glad I could share.
DeleteI rather like that you didn't have the glasses...the perspective from inside one window is amazing! Thanks for sharing that with all of us.
ReplyDeleteGreat job.
Thanks Jo. It was quite amazing how dark it got. Glad you enjoyed my perspective.
DeleteThis is certainly a different perspective on the event. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lee. I had to record it for the future so had to find a way. The window just beckoned!
DeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks Beth.
DeleteI love photo number 2 best! The blending of black and grey and white are always superb and creates a nostalgic feeling for me. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne. My pleasure to share.
DeleteMade me remember a nearly total eclipse several years ago. I ordered pizza for everyone in the office and we went outside and watched the world go into a deep dusk. Street lights even came on. But it was by no means a normal dusk--there was something eerie about it. I like your pictures.
ReplyDeleteThanks Angela. You are so right, it was pretty eerie.
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