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Really cool photo! Well done 🙂

Just curious, why is the light for the partial eclipse that specific color vs the full eclipse? Stylistic?

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You need to use a filter or you will damage your camera lens. This is why you have the red glow. A full eclipse is the only part you can look without a filter.

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