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Looking to photograph a solar eclipse with your smartphone? Try these features and think about creative angles

  • Written by Douglas Goodwin, Visiting Assistant Professor in Media Studies, Scripps College
Looking to photograph a solar eclipse with your smartphone? Try these features and think about creative anglesYou don't need a nice professional camera to snap photos of this year's eclipse. George Frey via Getty Images News

As the Moon casts its shadow across the Earth during the upcoming solar eclipse, cameras of all kinds will turn skyward. While professional photographers with specialized equipment will aim to capture the perfect shot, others will...

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