Imaging recource: Shooting the Solar Eclipse in August

On August 21, 2017, the full moon will orbit the Earth at just the right angle so that during the day, it will completely obscure the sun -- a solar eclipse. A solar eclipse isn't actually that rare -- it happens between two to five times per year, but because of how the moon orbits the Earth, it's not often that the eclipse is obviously viewable. The last time the United States was treated to such a good view was in 1970! But first, our lawyers have instructed us to put a safety warning, so hear goes: Looking directly at the...
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