There will be a Total Solar Eclipse (over Mexico, the USA, and Canada) on April 8th, 2024. Will you be ready? Perhaps you still need to get an ND Filter? Pointing your camera at the sun can be incredibly dangerous for your camera. The bright pointed light from the sun
There will be a Solar Eclipse (coming to North America) on October 14, 2023. Will you be ready? Perhaps a Kolari 15-stop Filter can help? Pointing your camera at the sun can be incredibly dangerous for your camera. The bright pointed light from the sun focused through your camera lens
The October 14th Annular Solar Eclipse just around the corner. So, we’re sure many of you have already marked your calendars and finalized your plans to capture the event. If you’re doing it for the first time ever, or the first time in a long time, here’s a PSA from
The history of photography is full of iconic moments. Many of these are visual records of the world’s most extraordinary and unforgettable people, places and events. Others changed the way we see the world and the universe forever. Whether you’re into astrophotography or all things space, this historic eclipse photo
In my last post, I described how we scouted for a location in the Elqui Valley of Chile to photograph the eclipse of July 2, 2019. Once we found Viña Falernia, near Vicuña, we still had decisions to make. Down by the vineyards near the lake border? There were hills
What could possibly go wrong with five camera setups, four cameras, three tripods, two photographers, two chairs and a drone, all employed at the same time during the recent Great South American eclipse? If chaos comes to mind, that’d be close! To be sure, there was also fun, some confusion,
I just got back from the Out of Chicago Conference, a photography conference devoted to hands-on learning. I’ve been going since its inception four years ago, and have been a part of the staff for the past two years. Last year we added a conference in New York, and this October,
When the sun and the moon and the earth line up with the moon in the middle it makes a solar eclipse. This happens from time to time, but since the moon is so small, you have to be in just the right place on Earth to see a total
