Total Solar Eclipse
Taken by Grant Privett on August 12, 2026 @ Lebrancon
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A golden corona and amber diamond ring low above a distant ridge with vultures flying overhead us. An eclipse made lovely by dust, smoke and atmospheric absorbtion - the Sun was at 6 degrees elevation. I took multiple images with the same exposure -1/80th - using a Canon M5 plus a Canon FD f5.6 100-300mm zoom lens working at 300mm and 1600ISO. In addition, I randomly rotated a linear polariser between shots (was too dark to see by how much). I later combined 3 frames - to form an RGB equivalent and was struck by how polarised the corona was. The bright colours correspond to areas of the corona that were strongly polarised.
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