I’ll probably not be the only one to take pictures of and write about the solar eclipse of 2026. Last time I witnessed one was 27 years ago, and my family and I travelled to the north of France to witness the complete eclipse. This time I stayed home, but I did take some pictures. The eclipse was “only” 90%, but it still was and is an intriguing phenomenon to witness. Pictures taken with a Canon 6D, Canon 70-200 F2.8 lens, 2X extender (so effectively 400mm). I had to use an ND1000 filter to dim the light enough to take the pictures below. The collages are made with ChatGPT, but no images were altered using AI.



Actually, an eclipse is quite boring to photograph, unless you have the really long lenses, isn’t it?








































































































