Hi there !

It’s been a long time since my last post – I apologise. A lot has been going on in my life recently, preventing me from doing lots of photography or working on my website(s), Instagram and updates.

The same reason applies to this short post, but the last solar eclipse on 12 August, which was partial in Germany, is a good opportunity to break the stall.
Between 19:20 and 20:37, an amazing spectacle could be seen, despite the clouds, which added a special touch to the pictures. At its peak at 20:13, 89% of the sun was hidden by the moon, creating an incredible light and atmosphere.

The images were taken using two high-quality ND glass filters, which added up to a filter factor of 64,000. Some images were taken as HDR images (three, four and five images respectively). Silver sun filters and glasses for viewing these events have a filter factor of around 100,000 – never look at the sun without them!

See you,
your Mr.Mooseman