Totality was supposed to be viewable 100 km northwest of Buenos Aires, just prior to sunset. But unfortunately, it was cloudy.
When the sun appeared between cloud layers, it was already less then half
We saw it getting thinner
Seconds before totality, clouds blocked the view
After totality, clouds still blocked direct view. We only saw its rays illuminating clouds
creating one of those strange settings usually experienced with total solar eclipses
A few minutes after totality, the sun briefly appeared during sunset
This is what we missed. Picture taken during the 1999 total eclipse in Germany