How I Timelapsed the Solar Eclipse (and Everything I Learned Not To Do)

A total solar eclipse shows the moon as a black silhouette surrounded by the glowing solar corona and small red prominences.

This past August, I went to northern Spain to try and photograph the total solar eclipse. I figured a lot of people would be chasing that single frame of totality, so I wanted to try something a little different and capture a full timelapse of the whole event.

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