The time is near! As I write this we're about two hours away from the
ECLIPSE BEGINNING. Liz and I are on the Blue Ridge Parkway in North
Carolina where the skies are party cloudy but looking pretty good for
US. I took this shot of the sun earlier this morning and notice all
the sunspots that have shown up for US today! Put your SOLAR FILTERS
ON YOUR CAMERAS, put on your safety glasses and enjoy this event. Have
fun and post photos for US all to enjoy!Carl
Here's an idea: Shoot the crescent shaped lights through the holes of
a Ritz Cracker!
The weather forecast looks PERFECT for this event!
Don't forget to look for photos of people looking at the eclipse.
This is an "on your own" kind of meetup where there is no specific
location where members will gather, but instead members will
photograph the solar eclipse from whatever locations best suit them.
This page will serve as a resource with tips and suggestions for
getting memorable photographs of this unusual event. When the eclipse
ends members will be able to post their photographs to the website
album so we can see what we were able to capture.
Then, at our meeting on September 13 we'll review some of the images
and perhaps even demonstrate a couple of editing techniques.
To get things rolling, here's a photograph that may give you an idea
of what to look for during the 2 1/2 long solar eclipse when the sun
will be making interesting crescent shapes in the shadows of trees.
The shapes are interesting, but including people in your photos is a
bonus! (Photo by Chery Holkan Photography, Sacramento, CA)
photography
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