Photographers across the region capture partial eclipse
A spooky sight was visible across the West Midlands as the moon passed between our Earth and the sun.
In an event known as a partial solar eclipse, nearly third of the sun appeared to be blocked out by the moon in the late morning.
Photographers across the region had their eyes peeled and their cameras ready, and were able to capture the crossing despite some cloud cover.
Tracey Evans was able to capture some eerie photos of the phenomenon from her back garden in Donnington, Telford.
Over in Staffordshire the partial eclipse was captured around midday in Ranton by Z70 Photography.
And Telford-based photographer Liam Ball got his own shots soon after 11am at what he described as the peak of the partial eclipse.
