Eclipse Sunset
Taken by Petr Horálek on August 12, 2026 @
Tordueles, Spain
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In the about 3-hour-long sequence, the Sun is going to set when the Moon crosses its path in the sky. Leading to a total solar eclipse in the sky, featured by the foreground image of the exact moment when the total solar eclipse over Tordueles, Spain, starts. While the left part of the sky is still bright, out of the lunar shadow, the right one is "swallowed" by it. After the totality. partially eclipsed sun continues to the horizon, reddening due to dust in the Earth's atmosphere. The whole totality took only 1 minute and 45 seconds over this rolling landscape. Canon 6D, Sigma 28mm.
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