

I had just about given up hope of being able to hold the camera steady enough for this kind of shot. Then I hit upon a good idea....
Use Kelly as a tripod! I asked her to stand perfectly still and stop breathing, while I positioned the camera on her head. Got the following results...
Before full eclipse:
During...

After full eclipse.
That's one small step for night photography, one giant leap backward for the womens' rights movement...
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Or you might say your little camera stood on a giant so that the humble photographer could get the moon shot. Turned out great!
Yeah, but in Amherst they would still picket you.
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