Total Solar Eclipse - Version 2 - (Read description below)

The event of the year, what can you say. The Total solar eclipse was breath taking, awe-inspiring and magnificent. To realize just how small we are in the universe. To see it only once in a lifetime, is to say the least, was worth it.
When totality happened, how could you not appreciate what you were looking at. How could you not feel closer the almighty. How could you not want it to last just a little longer. To feel inspired and just wow! Speechless and emotional all at the same time.
My own personal journey to see something only once...was exciting and shared with a bunch of strangers in a park in Ozark, Arkansas. How much more endearing is that? It's not. We all shared the same experience at the same time. To see the 360 degree dusk, feel it slowly become cooler, to be in one of few places in the country that had mostly clear skies, see all the features that were talked about, see the street lights come on and the two diamond rings. Also witnessing the clouds seemingly slow down and almost stand still. Time seemed to stop for a moment. To see the stars and a planet. There are no real ways to describe it, unless you see if for yourself. In the sky it was bigger than on camera, and so absolute, what you were looking at.
I wish it had lasted longer and also wish I had went just a little more farther east and gotten a few more minutes of this celestial event. What I did experience was worth it. Now sharing with the world with a very fitting piece of music "Sense of Touch" by Mark Isham.
Thank you for watching my video and being able to share it with world...the perspective I had of that day will live on way past me.
This is one version of the day. As I was shooting two videos and taking photos at the same time.
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Equipment Used
Go Pro 8 - gopro.com
Go Pro 11 - gopro.com
Canon T7i - www.usa.canon.com
Go Pro Tripods - joby.com
Camera Tripod - www.kentfaith....
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Mark Isham