Moments before totality, in the early morning hours of 15 April, 2014. A few of the fainter stars in the constellation Virgo are also visible, including 76 Vir (mag 5.21), as well as several other stars ranging from magnitudes of 8.0-10.0.
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I'm ashamed to not have commented. I gave this a 7 and I DNV (did not vote) on the winning image as I believed it to be oversaturated and created. You deserved the blue and have been robbed.
Congrats on the red ribbon -- should have been the blue. Congrats as well on taking over the top spot on the K3 page .... always great to see a fellow Pentaxian on the front page.
A very great image of the real eclipse without any fancy PS touch up. It appears to be floating to my eye. Great natural tonality. Congrats on the red!
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