You Need To See These Photos Of Annular Solar Eclipse 2024 NOW

On 2 October, people across South America and parts of the Pacific saw an annular solar eclipse, commonly known as the “Ring of Fire.” We published the first images of this stunning phenomenon as soon as they appeared on social media, and now, let’s take a closer look at the fresh ones made by amateur photographers and those across the Internet.

Annular Solar Eclipse By Yuri Beletsky

Yuri Beletsky was among the first lucky photographers who captured the annular solar eclipse. His image became viral in the Internet. Recently, he shared one more amazing shot.

“Annular Solar Eclipse from Easter Island in the South Pacific. The view was absolutely stunning!!!” Yuri wrote on X. “We were so lucky with the weather, and we managed to see all phases. The sky got slightly darker, but not as dark as it gets during a total eclipse. Amazing experience.”

Ring Of Fire By Josh Dury

A series of photos by Josh Dury also couldn’t could not leave us indifferent. A truly once in a lifetime picture!

“The #pacific #ringoffire #annularsolareclipse from #rapanui #easterisland We were blessed for the skies to remain clear for this once-in-three-generation event,” the photographer wrote on his X account.

Annular Solar Eclipse By Patrick Poitevin

Another spectacular shot demonstrates the “Ring of Fire” in all its glory.

“Wow – annular solar eclipse on Easter Island. Tandem observation – Clare observing visuals. Noticed annularity started mins before calculated time for this position. Me, with high definition Lunt, imaged and proved – see single frame image no composite, no enhancements,” Patrick Poitevin wrote on his X.

Picture Of The Day: Annular Solar Eclipse By Reuters

Reuters published one more photo of the annular solar eclipse as a “Picture of the Day” and credited it to Agustin Marcarian.

“An annular solar eclipse is seen in Las Horquetas, Santa Cruz, Argentina, 2 October,” Reuters captioned it.

A big thank you to the photographers who shared their images of the annular solar eclipse featuring a rare “Ring of Fire” with us – we genuinely appreciate and enjoy them.