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if you're only gonna see the partial eclipse, or outside of totality if you're in the path, i recommend finding a tree with lots of leaves (one which has dappled light in the shadow) and checking out the innumerable tiny images of the eclipsed sun cast on the ground below.
a tree is a natural collection of pinhole cameras and a partial eclipse is the only time this is obvious!
This worked great! I only had about a minute when the sun wasn’t covered by clouds, but that minute was the first time in my life I was able to actually see a partial eclipse.
Thanks for posting!
I saw that 30 years ago and it was such a cool effect! This one of course is too early in spring for leaves so I haven't been able to find anything projecting that sort of thing.
although once we got into the crescent of a sun the shadows of the tangles of bare branches took on a weird look!
