Your amazing pictures of the solar eclipse

Eclipse 2015 Composite

This amazing image of Friday’s solar eclipse – taken by Stone photographer Ian Turner from Walton – has become the most popular photo shared on the Little Bit of Stone Facebook page.

The composite image – which is a number of photos stitched together that were taken at roughly 10-minute intervals using a nine stop ND filter – has received almost 1,000 likes and has so far been seen by approaching 20,000 people. You can buy a print of it HERE on Ian’s website.

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Dozens of people shared their eclipse photos on our Facebook page – head over there to see them all. Here’s just a selection…

There's an eclipse in my bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza... A beautifully original shot by Dan Thorley
There’s an eclipse in my bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza… A beautifully original shot by Dan Thorley
Youngsters at Yarnfield Village Hall Pre-School watched the eclipse using a pinhole and a dark den!
Youngsters at Yarnfield Village Hall Pre-School watched the eclipse using a pinhole and a dark den!
The Cheshire Cat! By Ian Prescott
The Cheshire Cat! By Ian Prescott
Giant Pacman! By Karen Evans
Giant Pacman! By Karen Evans
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