Photo of solar eclipse taken in Lethbridge goes viral

A photo taken in Lethbridge of Monday’s solar eclipse has gone viral.

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A composite photo, which is when two different exposures are used and combined to make one image, is getting a lot of attention online.

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The photo, by Chris Oates Photography, showcases the high-level bridge.

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The picture of the eclipse had been viewed over a million times, shared over 9,700 times and liked over 5,000 times as of Friday afternoon.

Oates has had multiple requests to purchase the photo, including several areas in the United States.

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See Chris’ Facebook post here: