To capture 1:47 minutes of total eclipse and some environmental context, I set up camera on tripods on the N Fk Big Wood River, surrounded by the Hemingway-Boulder Mountains Wilderness. Perhaps putting too much attention on photon capture, caught only a few direct glimpses of the actual event.
Here, totality is seen through towering Douglas fir trees, up close against a backdrop of stars and planets, and as the sun first emerges from behind the moon, creating a digital explosion in the camera’s optical sensors “blinded by the light.”