Readers share their photos of the solar eclipse with ST
Readers of The Straits Times flooded the paper's Facebook inbox with their captures of this morning's solar eclipse. The spectacle started at around 7.20am Singapore time and ended at around 9.30am. We reproduce here some of the shots they shared.
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ST reader Cedric Ng sent in this shot of the eclipse taken over Lower Seletar Reservoir.
PHOTO: CEDRIC NG
ST reader Fauzi Hasnan took this breathtaking shot from East Coast, waiting since the night before and trying over and over again until he got the picture.
PHOTO: FAUZI HASNAN
ST reader Tng Beng Chye sent in this sequence from Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park.
PHOTO: TNG BENG CHYE
ST reader Markus Ziltener sent in this picture from Marina Bay, with as he puts it, the ArtScience museum taking a bite out of the picture like the moon did with the sun.
PHOTO: MARKUS ZILTENER
ST reader Danish Danial sent in this picture of the solar eclipse from Changi, with a plane landing at the airport.
PHOTO: DANISH DANIAL
From out of the office window in Jurong Shipyard comes this picture from ST reader Yanti.
PHOTO: YANTI
ST reader Kuan Yong Zi sent in this set of pictures showing the solar eclipse at different times.
PHOTO: KUAN YONG ZI
This shot of the eclipse was contributed by ST reader Hendry Ong.
PHOTO: HENDRY ONG
Student Dejoy Shastikk contributed this photo, taken when the maximum amount of the sun was covered by the moon.
PHOTO: DEJOY SHASTIKK
Ngee Ann Polytechnic senior lecturer Raymond Chua sent in this sequence taken from Upper Bukit Timah View.
PHOTO: RAYMOND CHUA
ST reader Edmund Loh sent in this shot from Hwa Chong Institution that was taken at 7.48am.
PHOTO: EDMUND LOH
From south Jakarta comes this shot of the eclipse from our Indonesia correspondent Wahyudi Soeriaatmadja (he qualifies as an ST reader too, we think).
ST PHOTO: WAHYUDI SOERIAATMADJA
This combined image of the solar eclipse, taken from Telok Blangah Hill Park, was sent in by ST reader Chris Dapito.
PHOTO: CHRIS DAPITO
