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EIGHT Last year, Wednesday, March 9 2016, I had the opportunity to photograph the Total Solar Eclipse in Ternate, North Maluku.

At that time I took part in a photo competition held by one of the national media and the selected photo had the opportunity to fly to Ternate and see firsthand a phenomenon that not many people can see.

It’s not easy to photograph a total solar eclipse, especially with the equipment I use.

A 70 – 200 mm lens (not suitable for photographing a total solar eclipse) is the spearhead of the equipment I use.

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In fact, the camera filter that I use uses used window film, because I’m used to “survive” 🤣

Crop finished? Certain. That’s the risk if you have minimal tools.

What was the window film for? Before the peak moment of a total solar eclipse, window film was used to photograph the eclipse process.

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Peak of the Solar Eclipse (Photo. Personal doc./Irsan Mulyadi)

How does it feel?

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Writer:

Irsan Mulyadi

Editor:
Editor/Device

Photographer:
Dock. personal/Irsan Mulyadi

• Nature phenomenon
• Solar eclipse
• Total Solar Eclipse
• Irsan Mulyadi
• North Maluku
• Indonesian Photojournalist
• Ternate