NASA's 2026 Eclipse Composite: Sunflowers and Totality Over Spain

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NASA's 2026 Eclipse Composite: Sunflowers and Totality Over Spain

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NASA photographer Bill Ingalls captured a composite sequence of the August 12 total solar eclipse from northern Spain, shooting through totality above a sunflower field near León. The sequence includes a visible solar prominence at the limb. Off-topic for most working photographers and low on practical or gear relevance.

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