Turkey	Bill Kramer Dublin OH USA	A Beautiful Day to be in Side. Web page essay. From the Sunrise Queen resort near Side Turkey. Taken before handing control of the Questar telescope to Melissa. Camera used was a Canon Digital Rebel attached at prime focus to the Questar. 2x barlow used for sunspot images. Sun spot group using 2x barlow. Partial phase at prime focus
	Denise Kramer Dublin, OH, USA	Still images from a Panasonic 3-CCD video camcorder, hand held, at the Sunrise Queen near Side Turkey. Diamond Ring (3rd contact) Outer Corona Video of the eclipse (6mb)
	Melissa Kramer Dublin, OH, USA	Canon Rebel SLR mounted prime focus to a Questar (3-1/2 inch). EFL 1400mm. Slide film. 2nd contact beads and chromosphere 2nd contact chromosphere Inner corona 3rd contact beads and chromosphere
	Ali Keskinbicki Turkey	Nikon D70s with 70-300mm lens on a tripod. Ali was the tour guide for the infamous Moon bus filled with eclipse chasers. Thanks from all moon bussies for a wonderful tour of Istanbul, Antalya, and beyond! Extended corona Extended corona, closer look
	Wolfgang Schindler Hamburg, Germany	Composite image of the total solar eclipse as seen from Side, Turkey, on the 29th of March 2006, photographed by Peter Shaw and Wolfgang Schindler. Phases of partiality photographed by Peter Shaw with a Canon Eos 300 D and Canon 70-200 mm L lens, and panoramic shot during totality taken by Wolfgang Schindler with a Nikon FM2 and Tokina 3.5-4.5/28-70 mm Lens, 1/15 second exposure, and Fujichrome 400. Wide angle view
	Peter Shaw Reading, Berkshire in the UK	Observed the eclipse at the Kamelya Selin Hotel, near the village of Çolaki, to the West of Side Turkey. The equipment used was a Canon EOS 300D with a 70-200 L Lens + 2X Extender. Composite image of the eclipse sequence Inner corona Outer corona Inner corona Diamond Ring at 3rd contact Peter's eclipse page
	Howie Spero Davis CA, USA	Images from the Eclipse-Chasers group near Side Turkey Eclipse watchers getting ready Eclipse shadows Eclipse watchers in the shadow Venus and the horizon Entranced in the umbra Horizon brightening The shadow runs away Shadow leaves, light returns
	Sarah Dueltgen Tracy CA, USA	Handheld snap shot of totality using a Kodak DX7440 digital camera with the standard 33-132mm equivalent zoom lens. Image obtained at the Sunrise Queen near Side Turkey. Corona image
	Bruce, Karen, Ruth & Andrew Martin Leicester, UK	Sunrise Queen near Side Turkey. Just after 2nd contact Corona structure just after 2nd contact Diamond Ring 3rd contact starting Diamond Ring at 3rd contact again Eclipse chasers in the dark Sunrise at the Sunrise Queen, what a sky! Eclipse chaser commentary on the day
	Phillipe Brun France	Sunrise Queen near Side Turkey. Canon EOS film 200 asa with a 300 mm. Direct scan, no "photoshopping". Diamond Ring Extended corona Eclipse chasers Close to the edge eclipse chasers
	Peter Berry	Letoonia Golf Resort in Belek Turkey - 36.84N by 31.1E. I'm sending along several captured frames from my new rig: Sony's relatively new very compact true high definition 1080i 16:9 HDR-HC1 camcorder which records to tape in 1920x1080 format, with frames captured to it's Memory Stick in 1440x810 pixels. It's much lighter than the old 3-ccd Sony, and can hang by its nose, so to speak, with a William Optics DCL-4337 dedicated afocal eyepiece screwing into the Sony's 37mm filter threads. Used my trusty old 4" f/10 AstroRubinar MCT. Sun spots and partial Slim partial 2nd contact beads 2nd contact prominences Closer view Even closer view 3rd contact prominences
	Nicolas Soldati Fribourg/ Switzerland	Images obtained in Colakli/Side Turkey. Pentax refractor: 75mm diameter with a 500mm focal length. Camera : Fuji FinePix S3 Pro at 400 ISO Chromosphere after 2nd contact Close up of 2nd contact chromosphere Corona structure Beads at 3rd contact Diamond ring at 3rd contact
	Dr. Neelima Thatte Pune India	Images taken in Antalya Turkey using a Meade 125 EXT telescope. Just after first contact, Mylar filter Just before 3rd contact, Mylar filter Prominence detail near 3rd contact Slightly shorter exposure Even shorter exposure 300mm image of outer corona structure Diamond Ring with small diamond Diamond Ring with bigger diamond
	Jay Friedland	Web page with great images from the Sunrise Queen near Side Turkey.
	Glenn Schneider Arizonia USA	Web page with fantastic images obtained at the Sunrise Queen near Side Turkey.
	Jorge Almeida Portugal	Web page in English and Portuguese.
Libya	Andrew Hinds Church Lawton, Stoke on Trent, UK	In the Libyan Sahara. Camera used was a Nikon D70, Lens a Tamron Di 200-500mm zoom at 450mm and images taken as NEF files converted to jpeg for editing and viewing. The 450mm is multiplied by 1.6 giving an EFL of 720mm and then the images were stacked in Adobe Photoshop. Combined image showing details of corona
Libya	Mark Winpenny UK	Image obtained in the Libyan Sahara. Canon 1D Mk II with Canon 300mm f4 L IS with 1.4 convertor. Equivalent focal length of 300 x 1.4 x 1.3 = 546mm. Shot RAW using Capture One Pro to convert to tif. Aperture was fixed at f11, iso 400 and shots taken at speeds from 2 sec to 1/400 sec. 25 images used for composite using a slightly modified Pellett method. Composite image of corona
At Sea	Gordon, Angie and Nicholas Telepun Decatur, Alabama, USA	The ship was the Ocean Monarch which departed out of Piraeus Greece. We intercepted the umbra on the Mediterranean Sea at Longitude 28 degrees 36.98 minutes East and Latitude 34 degrees 48.11 minutes North. Totality time 3 minutes and 53 seconds. We had very calm seas. So stable that many eclipse chasers were able to photograph at focal lengths of 1000 mm and higher. The images are frames pulled from a JVC HD-10U high definition video camera tape of the event . It had a 2x converter lens so the focal length was 800mm. The wide angle family shot during totality was with a Nikon CoolPix 4600 with a wide angle lens, shot at ISO 800, f 3.3 shutter speed 1/2 second. Wide angle Eclipse chasers during totality 2nd Contact Chromosphere 3rd Contact
At Sea	Gerard Foley	Web page with pictures from the Costa Fortuna, Gerry's 10th total solar eclipse!
Egypt	Bob Yen	Web page about Bob's adventure to El Salloum, Egypt for the eclipse. Fantastic pictures of the eclipse.
Egypt	David Buchla California	A variety of eclipse pictures from David. Total eclipse shots created using a Cannon 400mm lens with 2x extender. Inner corona Combined family picture with eclipse Diamond Ring Eclipse series, partial and total Interesting combined photo
Egypt		The web site name says it all - www.eclipsefreaks.com (-;
Brazil	Jose Issamu Natal, Brazil	Natal Brazil, where the eclipse started at sunrise. Unfortunately the clouds won. Web page with views of the sun rise eclipse and clouds.