Last week's total solar eclipse from different angles
Thanks to Starry Night (and paint), it's possible to reproduce all kinds of astronomical events from different points of views.
As seen from the Moon, the Pleiades are then right on top of the Earth
As seen from a point at ESL1 (a little before the eclipse)
As seen from 14,950 km altitude exactly above the shadow on Earth:
In reality, the penumbra isn't that easy to spot.
Raoul