I saw hundreds of images of the eclipse today, but none remotely similar to mine. While thinking back on how I imaged the eclipse with my “pinhole colander camera”, I realize that so much of my life is informed not only by science, but the science of cooking. I saw hundreds of images of the eclipse today, but none remotely similar to mine. While thinking back on how I imaged the eclipse with my “pinhole colander camera”, I realize that so much of my life is informed not only by science, but the science of cooking. Published by
@chrisaldrich looking through a colander will strain your eyes, though.
How many children do you have Toran because that is peak dad-joke.
In 2006, on holiday in Sicily, I unexpectedly encountered a partial solar eclipse, so had to improvise a pinhole camera with my sun-hat. Photo at: http://gruts.com/20060406/
@chrisaldrich wow, how cool is that!
I find it weirdly pleasing that I have two people in my feedreader posting such an image, you and a friend in Canada: https://ruk.ca/content/colander-eclipse