Total Eclipse from atop Grand Teton!!! BEST Eclipse View EVER! 

Definitely, that shadow was unreal, and so cool to see. Thank you!

It's awesome because of the Snapchat hotdog music

You should come to Mt. Katahdin in Maine in 2024!

bartolo5 That's pretty much what I was gonna say! Absolutely breathtaking!

Thanks! Glad you liked it

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you!

traumatizing?

2019, Go to Chile.

Buddha The monk The good Chilean eclipse is in 2020, not 2019. I plan on viewing it from the Pucon ski resort.

Official Guitar The path of totality is going to cross over pacific ocean, Chile and Argentina in July 2019. There will be another total eclipse just 17 months after the solar eclipse of 2019 which will also be visible from chile and Argentina.

Official Guitar also if people can get make it to the path of totality in the pacific ocean (2019) they will get a chance to see the totality for more than 4 mins.

Buddha The monk Is the 2019 one not an annular eclipse? Even if it's total, it will be very short on the South American continent.

HVYMETL Actually, for most of the eclipse I wasn't even thinking about filming, I just held the camera on my chest and enjoyed it with my own eyes. That's why. I set up a timelapse with a different camera to get the shadow coming but it didn't turn out well

Have you ever been to a total eclipse? Everything happens very fast when totality approaches. Even with the best intentions of documenting everything with a camera it suddenly becomes secondary to just soaking it in with your own eyes, the camera doesn't do justice to how the eclipse looks in real life.

This was my first eclipse, I had photo gear and video ready to go as totality approached. When everything got dark, I was so shocked and disoriented with the sheer beauty of the event that I forgot EVERYTHING I had practiced. I left a video running on program and just observed the phenomenon. The video stinks but my memory is forever. Astonishing event.

Yeah, I brought two Sony mirrorless cameras, one with a filtered long lens and one connected to a filtered telescope. Got everything set up and realized I left my camera batteries(not AAs') at home 500 miles away! Was left with with a "lowly" smartphone. Glad that happened though because I probably would have been to preoccupied taking on and off filters, changing settings, etc to enjoy.

You tell em Tavon! Exactly how I feel. I just dont understand the complainers.

The Moon generally cannot be seen when it is within 10 degrees of the Sun. Because it would be a very thin crescent and in a low contrast part of the sky. It took roughly 2.5 hours for it to move the 1 degree from one side of the Sun to the other. So it should take about a day to get far enough from the Sun to be seen.

You could not see the moon before nor after it passed the sun. All the sunlight was shining on the opposite side of the moon and any reflective light off the Earth was drowned out by the brightness of the sun itself. I did see some cool pictures some people took where you could see the details of the moon during totality, because of the light reflected off Earth was not being drowned out by the light from the sun

Eric Cartman just wear your eclipse glasses. It'll be fine

I don't have any. Do you think if I put the res really low on my screen, i'l lbe safe?

Just Me This was filmed with a real camera. Not a high end one, but it's pretty good. LUMIX FZ-1000. Although during the eclipse I wasn't even thinking about filming for most of it, I just had the camera hanging around my neck filming

Thanks for the response, I've climbed Half Dome back in the 90's (on the trail; not the face) with my SLR (DSLR's in their infancy and very expensive back then) and got some great photos. Being that this was a once-in-a-lifetime experience, I think at least one person should have carried a decent DSLR with a long lens, appropriate filter and lightweight tripod to get some excellent quality photos. At least you should have brought a lightweight tripod for your Lumix. Shooting video of the eclipse by hand just wasn't good considering the effort that went into getting to the location. And doing so without proper filters risks serious damage to your camera as well. At least you all have the memory of being there, which is priceless.

If you read my response, I did do something very similar to that. Too bad you didn't have such an experience yourself. You might stop to check on that arrogance level. It's affecting your intelligence.

Northernflite Productions just post it!

I was in Gros Ventre campground until a couple of days before the eclipse. We had volunteered in Eastern Wyoming with the State Park at Glendo and I hated to leave but we had promised. We helped staff for several days before the eclipse and the morning of the eclipse about 5 am I had a staff member tell me to get down to parking, THOUSANDS of cars arrived before the gate was staffed. We parked what seemed like countless cars until they released us at 10 am (total was at 11:45). I put my camera on a distant ridge on the tripod to get the shadow approaching but it WAS FAST! Next time I will be on the highest point I can find to see the shadow approach. I was thinking if I had stayed in Gros Ventre I wanted to video the Teton Mountains as the shadow approached. But this video got it! Fantastic! I had seen one about 98% before but 100% is so much different. On to 2024. We also saw aircraft immediately after the total.

Thanks!

Nice observation, KrizAkoni! I went back to look and saw Mercury in the clip. That was a real cool video A.T.T.M.!! Thanks for sharing it.

KrizAkoni hey, fellow Tennessean! I got to see the eclipse from the top of Foothills Parkway, just outside the Smokeys...my favorite part from that perspective was the "360 degree sunset"...unfortunately, there were too many trees to see the moon's shadow racung across the mountains

It is a nice shot, I agree, but Mercury was not that close to the sun. It is the star Regulus in the shot @ 5:29 - 5:31.

So totality was visible both times from that playground?

One Bad Idea Thanks you! That must have been pretty amazing also!

Adventures To The Max words or photos truly could never describe it's beauty!

One Bad Idea I agree. We saw totality NE Ga. and have been saying same thing, pictures do not do it justice, the most beautiful thing I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot!! Must have been even more incredible from up there..Love your video, great job. I feel so lazy after watching you guys. We just saw from a lake, fifty feet from the car. You all are awesome!!

Thanks! Totally, I had no idea how amazing an eclipse could actually be!

Adventures To The Max Me neither. I'm going to the next one in 2024 no matter what. Maine might be a cool place to see it.. ⛺

Thanks!

I was near Shoshoni, WY, watching the shadow move across--amazing in itself. I can't imagine seeing it from 13,000+ feet. Must have been amazing.

Now it's up to 19 idiots.

Krystof Helmick 11 year old kids.get it?

Dad was probably thinking"Can't believe my kid made it up here"

Wow LOL ;P))) rofl!!! and YES, it totality rocked!!!

I agree and when don said "we only have 600 more feet to go!" I was somewhat humbled LOL