People across the Bailiwick turned out with their eclipse glasses, cereal boxes and colanders to enjoy Wednesday’s partial solar eclipse.
Here are some of the amazing photos you snapped, grouped by themes.
The main event
First up, the Sun and Moon themselves.
Express readers sent in dozens of photos of the celestial event from the beautifully detailed to the delightfully blurry.
(Jacques Loveridge) 
(Jacques Loveridge) 
(Jacques Loveridge) 
Tourgis, Alderney (Beth Chapman) 
(Vicky Ferbrache) 
(Jem Plowright) 
(Cathy Lloyd) 
(Trish De Carteret) 
(Christine Mcleod) 
(Fatima Abreu) 
(Trace Robilliard) 
(Ivana Williams) 
(Kerry-jane Ferbrache) 
(Phoebe Page) 
(Ellie Mourant) 
(Kelly Holt) 
(Nicola Domaille) 
(Zhanna Sharman) 
(Vicky Ferbrache) 
(Will Le Tête)
A coast full of crowds
Crowds flocked to the coast and high ground to watch Wednesday’s eclipse, as Guernsey came together for a communal event.
You guys!
Of course, this wasn’t just a celebration of the solar eclipse, it was a celebration of you – the wonderful folk of Guernsey.
Other ways to watch
From welding masks to tree leaves, here are the ways islanders without a pair of eclipse glasses managed to see the solar spectacle.
So(l) cute
Among the celestial and the communal bonding there were some cute moments.
Gorgeous Guernsey
The island shone under the solar spectacle.
Solar hola!
While most of us saw the sun 95% covered, one lucky Guern managed to see the full monty – by going to Spain.
Heidi Belshaw was in Salou, in Spain, to see the total eclipse.
The sun sets on eclipse ’26
Shortly after the eclipse ended, the sun set below the western horizon.
Note: Thanks to everyone who sent us photos. We’re going to go through and add credits for each one, but this may take a little time.
