Perfect Ring of Fire

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Ken Cheung  14 days ago
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amazing!
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David Molina Vives  5 months ago
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Fantastic!
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Gustavo Marques  7 months ago
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incredible
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Stefan Brand  10 months ago
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Absolutely amazing! Great shot! V&F.
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Toni mg  10 months ago
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bonita!!
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Davide Pellegrini  10 months ago
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amazing!!
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Clinton Melander  11 months ago
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Kevin....Good job...What filter did you use? http://500px.com/photo/8724278
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Pablo Reinsch  11 months ago
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Wonderful work. +1.-
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Saleh Enayati  12 months ago
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woooow
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Nur' Azim Afni  12 months ago
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superb
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Aaron Priest  12 months ago
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"One Ring to rule them all..." :-)
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Marcus Prazniak  12 months ago
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Very nice!
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Calvin Bradshaw  12 months ago
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This is an amazing photograph. Well done indeed!
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Kevin Baird  12 months ago
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I shot this location so I could shoot at sunset and not need any ND filters. I also shot some bracketed exposures for HDR processing but haven't done any of that yet.
Thanks everyone!
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Jim Hunt  12 months ago
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Nice work man!
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JW Amsterdam  12 months ago
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Amazing!
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Gabriele Villanelli  12 months ago
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Great work!
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Mike Danson  12 months ago
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amazing photo! congrats on a superb shot of the eclipse. Its absolutely beautiful! Great Shot! Did you use any ND filters to get this shot?
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Doris Ford  12 months ago
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Maximum also in Albuquerque area also--Check out; bit.ly/KFXgOk I used a Solar Filter,
How did you take that picture? Did you use a filter, or ruin your lens?

bit.ly/KFXgOk

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Steven Christenson  12 months ago
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For those asking where it was taken... it says "Lubbock" in the description. So Texas is the likely place. It's one area where the maximum annularity occurred near sunset. Great photo, by the way.
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Quynh Ton  12 months ago
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It's not in Lubbock Steven by looking at the angle of the sun to the horizon. In Lubbock you would see the ring, without cloud cover, 2-3 degrees above the horizon.