Residents across Sarnia-Lambton have been sharing their experiences from Monday’s solar eclipse. Locally, viewers witnessed a partial solar eclipse, as the Sarnia-area was located outside of what’s known as the ‘path of totality’ — the stretch where the moon slides between the sun and Earth and blocks the sun 100%. Others made their way towards places […]
Residents across Sarnia-Lambton have been sharing their experiences from Monday’s solar eclipse.
Locally, viewers witnessed a partial solar eclipse, as the Sarnia-area was located outside of what’s known as the ‘path of totality’ — the stretch where the moon slides between the sun and Earth and blocks the sun 100%.
Others made their way towards places like Lake Erie and Chatham-Kent for the ‘total’ experience.
Here are some of our favourite images:
Local photographer Lou Sprenger captured this stunning sequence of the eclipse over time in Sarnia:
Sarnia-area photographer Shaun Antle of Oh Me Nerves Photography captured these images of the eclipse from Erieau Beach:
Friends and family gathered at Aamjiwnaang First Nation and enjoyed the weather for a fun day of eclipse viewing:
Local photographer Ronny D'Haene travelled to Blenheim to witness the total eclipse there:
D'Haene also captured this stunning video of the total eclipse there:
