Annular eclipse shadow images

[ToSeek]

http://epod.usra.edu/archive/epodviewer.php3?oid=272928

The fascinating photo above showing shadows through leaves was captured during the annular phase of the solar eclipse of October 3, 2005. It was taken just south of Valencia, Spain -- 5 km north of the center path line of this eclipse. It's well known that during the partial phases of a total solar eclipse (before and after totality), tree leaves act as multiple pinhole cameras, causing images of the crescent or un-eclipsed part of the Sun to appear on the ground. During an annular solar eclipse, these images will appear as rings instead of crescents.

[Captain Kidd]

Gah! You toseeked yourself 4 times over you spammer.

Neat picture though.

[ToSeek]

Sorry about that - was getting errors in response to my posts and so kept trying again.

[Ahmad.ra]

WoW! Really it's best idea and work ToSeek.
I hop see more look like this imga from you in future.

Good luck.

[Arneb]

In case no one noticed - we have this kind of phenomenon noted on this very board (although the photo was taken a few minutes before annularity).

So ToSeeked a fifth time, To Seek