My camera could barely block out enough light to capture these. It took 1/4000 exposure, f/32, 100 ISO, and a bit more post processing than I usually allow myself. A random whispy cloud helped a lot.
I didn't originally plan to photograph the eclipse. Thousands of photographers would be doing it with better equipment than me. Why bother? But then I never got around to picking up a pair of eclipse glasses before they went out of stock, so I figured it'd be better to scorch my camera sensor than my eyes.








