This was a typical late-winter sunset over the frozen Tanana River, a popular highway for mushers and skiiers outside of Fairbanks until the ice becomes unnavigable due to overflow sometime in April.
This partial solar eclipse today was most prominent across parts of Siberia, the Arctic Ocean, and Scandanavia, but I caught the outer edge of it here in Fairbanks, Alaska. I went out to a quiet spot next to the Tanana River behind the airport, and shot this composite photo of several short exposures of the sun during the eclipse, and one longer exposure at the end, capturing the thin clouds that crept into the frame.