Indirect viewing is safe viewing! NYU Tisch School of the Arts photography student Max Ruibal demonstrates how to build a pinhole camera (also known as a camera obscura) to use for the eclipse on April 8. You'll need a cardboard box, foil, tape, a thumbtack, scissors, and a crisp white sheet of paper. How are you planning to enjoy the eclipse? Learn about other safe methods, including using authorized eclipse glasses: http://spr.ly/6181w8lJX 📹 : video by Jonathan King | New York University

1K reactions · 262 shares | In the first of a series of four special films, Richard Taylor-Jones delivers a quick and interesting photography masterclass. First up - pinhole with a twist! Via BBC Earth | BBC Springwatch | Facebook