When I set up to observe the transit it was already started. In a rush to get a photo before 2nd contact (disk of Venus completely within the disk of the sun) I didn't get a precise focus, so the photo is a little fuzzy. I corrected this before the next photo using the 14X feature of the Olympus E-PL2 for improved manual focus. This is a nice feature found on many cameras using electronic viewfinders.

The clouds were coming and going during the transit. Here you can clearly see the clouds passing over the sun, but the features are still clearly in view. The last photo shows the setting sun with Venus still clearly visible. A few minutes later the transit had passed from view as the sun set behind the trees. Of course, the trees were out of focus since they were much closer than the sun.