Eclipses are events where one object is obscured by another, usually in astronomy when referring to a lunar eclipse (when the moon moves into Earth’s shadow) or a solar eclipse (when the moon is between the Sun and the Earth and casts a shadow on Earth).
Eclipses are relatively rare, and have been observed since antiquity and were often viewed as omens until they were scientifically explained with the advent of modern astronomy.
They can be dangerous to look at (especially solar eclipses), but using filters and protective eyewear, they can be photographed with great results:
Partial eclipse with cloud By G Naron
texas eclipse By Barry Byrd
Solar eclipse 2015 By Mariusz Zarzycki
Partial Solar Eclipse Penzance By Adam Van Dorp
Eclissi By Nicolò Grespi
Eclipse By JANNIK
SUN ECLIPSE MARCH 2015 By Colin Molyneux
Solar Eclipse 2015 By Mario Ciperle
NYC Solar Eclipse By Chris Cook
eclipse By Bartosz Wyszynski
Partial Solar Eclipse By Stéphane OMANUS
Partial Solar Eclipse By Josh Spradling
Partial solar eclipse By Aaron Gibbons
Smoky Eclipse By Neil D.
Lunar Eclipse 2007 By Maulwurf
Solar Eclipse By Santiago Pascual Buyé
There is nothing new under the sun By janini (Zhana Topchieva)
Solar eclipse 2013 in Nairobi By Peter Ndung’u
Partial Solar Eclipse By Brian Gison
Solar Eclipse (’12) By Jarod Holley
Solar Eclipse Setting By Andreas Gudmundsson
Total solar eclipse of 2010 By Morten Ross
Solar eclipse By Tuomas Vuorio
Partial Solar Eclipse By Stefan Tschoner
The Old Gods And The New By Matt Katzenberger
The moment of love By Kenichiro Matsuo
Total Solar Eclipse China 2008 By Nicolas Reyren
Solar Eclipse 20/3/15 By Douglas
Partial Solar Eclipse By Stephan Schultz
Solar eclipse By Javier López Peña
