After some initial cloud cover ...
Image by Dr Mike Masheder

Bristol astrophysicists Mike Masheder and Alastair Fraser made an early start on 6 June to view the end of the transit of Venus across the rising Sun.

The roof of the H H Wills Physics Laboratory is one of the highest points in central Bristol, providing a clear view of the eastern horizon.

The clouds broke to give a clear view of the transit
Image by Dr Mike Masheder who used his Canon camera equipped with a solar filter

After some initial cloud cover, the clouds broke to give a clear view of the transit a few minutes before egress interior contact.

The motion of Venus across the Sun is noticeable between these images, which were taken about 3 minutes apart.