The Total Solar Eclipse—As Seen From the Ancient Seaside City of Tarragona, Spain
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NASA has published the images of the total solar eclipse of 2026 that turned Spanish noon into a closed night. The main snapshot, signed by Bill Ingalls, was taken on Wednesday, August 12, 2026 from San Millán de los Caballeros. It was the first total eclipse that crossed Peninsular Spain in more than a century, a strip of shadow that traveled the Galician peninsula to the Balearic Islands for a maximum of 76 seconds. It was not a partial eclips…
These photographers understood the assignment at Spain’s total solar eclipse
Our community has been posting incredible eclipse pictures, from Spain and elsewhere. TheDispossessed In the lead-up to the total solar eclipse on August 12th, we asked our community members who would be in its path to share the best photos they took of it. It ended up being a very special event, too; typically, you need a solar filter to shoot the sun in any form, making it the only thing you can see in the frame. But because this eclipse h…
He was one of all the Alsatians who made the road north of Spain to immortalize the Sun's eclipse where it would be total. Pierre Suaud, young astrophotographer, does not regret his journey.
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