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The moment of totality, when the moon blocked the sun on Monday, April 8, 2024, during the eclipse. (credit: John Jirik)
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The solar eclipse as seen from Cleveland on April 8, 2024 (credit: John Jirik)
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An image of the eclipse as it passed over the home of CSU student Kirsten Beard. (credit: Kirsten Beard)
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An image of the partial eclipse as it passed over Cleveland. (credit: Joshua Witcher)
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The moon blocking the sun, as seen from Cleveland, April 8, 2024. (credit: Joshua Witcher)
Many Clevelanders had their cameras at the ready this past Monday when the solar eclipse made its way through their backyards, doing their best to capture the beauty of an experience that may only happen once in your lifetime. The Cleveland Stater also captured some worthwhile shots earlier this week from different spots around Cleveland.
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