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Smokey overcast outside in Redding, CA on drive up to Eugene the day before the solar eclipse.

Smokey overcast outside in Redding, CA on drive up to Eugene the day before the solar eclipse.

At the hotel in Eugene OR, skies are looking much better

Mount Shasta should be visible to the right of interstae 5, but it is too smokey

Practicing our setup the day before the solar eclipse. We thought we had a nice quiet location for the eclipse.

Practicing our setup the day before the solar eclipse. We thought we had a nice quiet location for the eclipse.

Practicing our setup the day before the solar eclipse. We thought we had a nice quiet location for the eclipse.

Rainbow trout at South Santiam Fish Hatchery

Cascadia State Park, OR. Oregon was in the path of totality and lots lof locations were preparing for huge crowds the day of the eclipse

Who needs a solar filter when the haze and smoke is this thick

We were at our location early. There were more vehicles here than the day before adn a few families on the beach, but not bad

We were at our location early. There were more vehicles here than the day before adn a few families on the beach, but not bad.

Then the boats started showing up! An annual event on teh Willamette is the PAddle Oregon kyack trip. They had choosen this beach to setup breakfast and watch the eclipse

Cameras waiting for the eclipse to start

My fiend Luke was able to get this great image. I had not removed my solar filter at totality and didn't catch the Baily's beads where the sun shines through the mountain passes on the moon.

I should have been shooting on manual at this point during totality to show how dark it was. Instead, look above the tree and you will see venus at the top and a star just aboe the tree to show it was dark.

Everyone watching the totality of the eclipse. That's Luke in the foreground leaning against the rock and shooting the eclipse.

The crowd watching totality. I should not have been on autoexposure as this looks like daylight when it wasn't. Notice the electric cello player over on the left side. He was hired to provide background music for the paddlers.

Me with the main cameras I shot with and their solar filters attached. Next time i will remeber to bring an extra camera to shoot with during totality.

Most of the paddlers started leaving after totality. We stayed long enough to complete my sequence shots and to allow some of the traffic to clear. They were forcasting major traffic jams as people left areas of totality to return to home. We plan to leave the next day.

My eclipse sequence combined with an image from after the eclipse.

Morning of the eclipse, it is hard to tell what the conditions will be like

I had three camera setup. On the left is my 600mm that I shot indivudal images with. Next is a camera Iset up to take images to stack in a sequecenc. My firends camera in back and on the right is my Gopro shooting a tamelapse movie

When there is an eclipse the shadows under a tree will show you the current state. Were very close to totality at this point.

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