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A moment in time, a lifetime in memory. Glad I trekked to see totality. A better filter might have yielded better results, but I'm happy I was there. #SolarEclipse2017 #eclipse #diamondsareforever #TotalityAwesome #diamondringeffect #TravelTuesday #travel
#eclipse #eclipse2017 #diamondring #diamondringeffect (at Chimney Swift Farms)
we love a #DiamondRingEffect 💎💍💎 On Monday, August 21, skygazers from Salem, Ore., to Charleston, S.C., will see a rare total solar 💫🌙🌞eclipse and — for just a brief moment — a fantastical celestial☀️☄️💥 display that looks remarkably like a diamond ring. Learn more about the "Diamond Ring Effect" at our daily blog... http://lauradiamonds.thejewelerblog.com #glitterature📚😊💎 #knowyourjeweler💚💎💚💎 #knowyoureclipse 🌙💫 #WOW😍👑🤗 (at Laura Stanley Personal Jeweler)
Berkowski was the first to photograph a solar eclipse. He captured the solar eclipse of July 28, 1851 at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England. Using a small 6-cm refracting telescope attached to a 15.8-cm Fraunhofer heliometer, a 84-second exposure was taken shortly as the last baily's bead peeked.
His first name was never published. Stay humble, Berkowski.