by Bob Eklund, USA and Tony Berendsen, USA
- Published: Monday, April 08 2013 16:49
Daybreak skims westward
Seventeen miles each minute—
Unending sunrise.
High noon touches down,
Casting circles through pinholes
In a billion trees.
Sun Day’s reflection
Echoes off the space station—
A song at twilight.
Tony Berendsen of Reno, Nevada, sent us this photo taken during last year’s annular solar eclipse. It shows images of the eclipsed sun projected on a wall. Solar images form and project themselves naturally whenever sunlight passes through very small, pinhole-sized openings between tree-leaves.
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