Totality
The anticipation of watching the moon slowly creep across the face of the sun, followed by the world around you suddenly going dark and quiet is a feeling that I wish everyone could experience at least once. It’s a truly unique moment that can’t be put into words.
This composite image of totality was made by stacking and blending 8 separate exposures ranging from 1/500 sec to 1/4 sec to capture as much detail from the corona as possible.
The anticipation of watching the moon slowly creep across the face of the sun, followed by the world around you suddenly going dark and quiet is a feeling that I wish everyone could experience at least once. It’s a truly unique moment that can’t be put into words.
This composite image of totality was made by stacking and blending 8 separate exposures ranging from 1/500 sec to 1/4 sec to capture as much detail from the corona as possible.
The anticipation of watching the moon slowly creep across the face of the sun, followed by the world around you suddenly going dark and quiet is a feeling that I wish everyone could experience at least once. It’s a truly unique moment that can’t be put into words.
This composite image of totality was made by stacking and blending 8 separate exposures ranging from 1/500 sec to 1/4 sec to capture as much detail from the corona as possible.