A large part of the world has experienced the “Ring of Fire” eclipse on Thursday morning. From Canada to Russia the solar eclipse was visible in many areas, including a partial eclipse in Washington DC!
I headed out to the Air Force Memorial since my buddy Mark Alan Andre scouted the location and saw the angle would be good for the sunrise.
From the Air Force Memorial the partial solar eclipse was slated to be at its maximum at 5:47 am. So I woke up around 4 am and headed to the Memorial which is accessible by foot before 8 am so you have to park nearby.
Cloud coverage was a bit heavy but I think it added to the images since we could perfectly see the eclipse happening over the Jefferson Memorial.
I shot the eclipse photos using the Canon RF 100-500mm on my Canon EOS R5 which lead to some great results.
In addition to a few photos I also recorded some video clips of the moon as it covers the sun.
Angela Pan also got a great photo of everyone shooting the eclipse as well.
If you’re ever in range of an eclipse I highly recommending getting out to shoot it! This is my second time shooting one, the last being the “Great American Eclipse” of 2017.
