Submitted by July THomas
Submitted by Mandy Taylor
Submitted by Heather Thomas
Submitted by Stefanie Church
Submitted by Sally L Godard
Submitted by Debbie Lockwood
Submitted by Tiffany Henness#Jamon Henness, 16 months, is ready for totality.
Submitted by Jerod Harney##From Erratic Rock State Park
Submitted by Hannah DeMaster
Submitted by Tim Crafton
Submitted by Jäçkïë Žûrîtã
Submitted by Debbie Haynes
Submitted by Renee Lorenze
Submitted by Cassandra Carl
Submitted by Ann-Marie Anderson##Experiments with colander, west of Dayton
Submitted by Ann-Marie Anderson##Post-eclipse shenanigans, Dayton
Submitted by Ann-Marie Anderson##Dayton area during totality
Submitted by Tkeisha Wydro##At the Delphian School eclipse event.
Submitted by Sarah Chapman
Submitted by Sarah Chapman
Submitted by Julia A Cole
Submitted by Nichalos Brewton##From a rooftop on Third St. in McMinnville
Submitted by CHW Guitars
Submitted by Jorge Duran
Submitted by Beth Uhrinak#Just post totality, the sun shining through the trees created crescents onto the pavement.
Submitted by April Dyche
Submitted by April Dyche
Submitted by April Dyche
Submitted by Beth Wytoski
Submitted by Cheryl Nangeroni#Randy and Larry Groth, cousins, watch the eclipse in Dayton.
Submitted by Maddy Betancourt
Submitted by Cheryl Nangeroni#Cheryl Groth signals her happiness at the occasion of the total eclipse.
Submitted by Jaci Mosser Killion
Submitted by Tim Crafton
Submitted by Janet Allardyce Ridgley##Driveway viewing party in McMinnville.
Submitted by Leona Cliff Atkinson##Shadows on my daughter's house on Elmwood in McMinnville after totality.
Submitted by Lauri Douthit
Submitted by Jessica Rincon##Anticipation!
Submitted by Fran Poe Henderson
Submitted by Yessenia Contreras##Viewing party at Rock of Ages.
Submitted by Andy Graham
Submitted by Janet Allardyce Ridgley##Crescent shapes shadows on fir trees after totality in McMinnville
Submitted by Linda Tatom Peterson
Submitted by Bill Lawrence
Community Gallery: Yamhill County Total Solar Eclipse 2017
Better than we imagined.
Comments
RainD
Stefanie Church's photo looks disturbingly too similar to a friend of mine's photo https://scontent-sea1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/20914553_991081558103_5174339079058369509_n.jpg?oh=bbd0e4f3e22082120377fcebe7033e73&oe=5A2B7C0B
Jeb Bladine
People photographing the exact same thing at the near-exact same time are going to produce similar images. Try blowing up (zoom in) the two photo side-by-side in separate browsers to see significant differences.