I don’t remember who first said it, but one way to improve your photographs is to move closer. This is good advice because we often
Baily’s Beads
Seeing and photographing the eclipse was one thing, but simply soaking it in was quite another. I decided long ago that I did not want
Precious Totality
One of the great challenges I learned about eclipse photography is capturing the many phenomena that occurred before, during, and after totality. It wasn’t even
I Did It!
What a glorious day. What a glorious event. What a glorious experience. The weather in Guernsey, Wyoming, was absolutely perfect. No clouds anywhere, but around
The other side of totality
So the final chapter in Steve’s excellent eclipse adventure shall end in a remote pasture in southeast Wyoming. My brother and I did some scouting
Seeing Spots!
As I have prepared for the eclipse over the last several months, I have periodically studied a variety of solar images in order to help
