Here's some from the ground zero...
Okay, guys, I've been there and seen that.
The site was the city of Barnaul, my hometown where I happen to be right now.
Here I go, together with my old TAL-110 'scope:
I have projected the image of the eclipse on a sun observation screen, and it was great for viewing the partial phases:
this one is nearly there, about 99% :
Alas, the pic I've got on my screen was too faint for my camera to pick it on, so I quickly looked into the eyepiece and spotted a fabulous protuberance and corona. After that, I've taken some pictures poiting the camera right on the Sun.
Here you can see specks of Venus and Mercury alongside the eclipsed Sun:
And this is the best image, which is worse by far then the real thing anyway:
Here are also some Bailey Beads during the moon shadow's moving away:
If I hadn't been on a 36kbits connection here, I would have posted a video of how did it look when the darkness fell over, but you see - you will have to wait till my return to Moscow to see that.
Cheers,
Alexander