11 stunning captures of the annular solar eclipse over Vancouver Island (PHOTOS)

Did you see it?

On the morning of Saturday, October 14th, residents across BC and Canada were treated to a spectacular celestial event—the annular solar eclipse.

Despite the presence of clouds, the awe-inspiring “ring of fire” effect was visible over Vancouver Island, making it a rare and unforgettable experience for those who were fortunate enough to witness it.

This annular solar eclipse was a rare celestial occurrence that graced North, Central, and South America.

What makes it unique is the mesmerizing “ring of fire” effect, a phenomenon caused by the moon’s passage over the sun, leaving a blazing ring of sunlight around its edges.

This celestial dance between the earth, the moon, and the sun created a breathtaking spectacle that had sky gazers in awe.

Despite the challenge posed by the clouds, avid photographers and sky enthusiasts were ready with their cameras to capture this remarkable event.

Here are some incredible shots of the annular solar eclipse as it made its appearance over Vancouver Island skies:

Were you able to capture a photo of the partial eclipse on Saturday? Share them in the comments.