What the community captured
Frames shot by eclipseClick users, while they stood there and watched with their own eyes. Every image here belongs to the photographer and is published with their permission.
Share yoursThe first images are on their way
Memory cards are still being unloaded. As soon as photographers start sending frames in — and giving permission to publish them — they'll appear here.
If you shot this eclipse with eclipseClick, yours could be the first.
Send in your capturesShare your captures
I'd love to see what came off your camera — and, with your permission, to show it here. There's no upload form and no account to make. Just email the images.
What to include
- 1. Your images, or a link to them. Full resolution is welcome — they get resized for the web here.
- 2. The name you'd like credited, and a link to point it at if you have one.
- 3. Where you shot from, and your gear and settings if you remember them.
- 4. A clear yes that I may publish them here. Nothing goes up without it.
Opens your mail app with a short template. Or write to support@eclipseclick.com directly.
Posting instead of emailing? Tag eclipseClick on Instagram, Facebook, or X and I'll see it.
All images on this page are © their respective photographers and are published here with permission. They remain the photographer's work — eclipseClick claims no rights to them. Want an image taken down or a credit changed? Email support@eclipseclick.com and it's done.
Your turn under the shadow
eclipseClick runs your camera through totality so you can look up. The next one is 2 August 2027.