One last bit of eclipse content! As totality was nearing, I set my GoPro up on a... - Astro Photography

webcubus, 1 month ago

One last bit of eclipse content! As totality was nearing, I set my GoPro up on a tripod to capture the event. It's neat to see totality approaching and leaving in a wave.

https://youtu.be/Jmaro0GL0hE

#eclipse #astrophotography #space #sun #moon #vermont #gopro #timelapse

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