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| Birdbath viewer- the best for watching. I had to wear my sunglasses over two pair of clip-on sunglasses to cut down the glare. Unfortunately, I was not able to photograph the sun in the birdbath as the moon moved in front of it because the glare was just too bright for the camera. |
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| Three
pairs of clilp-ons worked as well but really not good for taking
photos. What I saw through the clip-ons was not seen by the camera. |
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| Hundreds of tiny crescent moons under the trees. |
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| Tiny suns appeared when I used a colander. |
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| Binoculars, large lenses pointed at the sun, projected the clearest images. I also made a eclipse viewer out of a shoebox but gave that to the little girl who lives across the street. It works but it was a bit of a pain to use. |
