"A composition that follows the arc of a solar eclipse — from the quiet anticipation before totality to the glow that follows"
Photo and caption by Pavel Vorobiev
- Captured in Muzquiz, Coahuila, México
- A blend of 16 images, each captured with a unique exposure to reveal different layers of light and detail.
- An equatorial mount and a telescope were used, along with specialized software to sequence a series of exposures that reveal various phenomena, including solar prominences, Baily’s beads, and the Sun’s corona.
Due to the exceptional technique and effort behind this image, it had already been featured in astronomical photography exhibitions and now it can be yours
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