29/08/2026
Created from the partial solar eclipse photographed from Cherhill Monument on 12 August 2026.
I captured 1,320 images as the Moon travelled across the face of the Sun. From those, I selected 21 evenly spaced stages and arranged them into an infinity symbol, showing the eclipse from beginning to end.
The changing colours are natural, caused by the Sun gradually dropping towards the horizon during the eclipse.
For the best view, rotate your phone to landscape. Start on the left-hand side at first contact, then follow the pattern around until the Sun becomes full again.
Chrissy came up with the perfect name for the finished image.
Infinite Sun. ☀️📸😎