Photos capture drama of rare event

Staff1 min readAugust 23, 2017

The sun starts to peek out behind the moon as the total eclipse comes to an end. This photo was taken less than a second after totality ended in Ridge Spring, South Carolina. The small town saw a little over two minutes of totality. Photo by Arthur Takahashi

Undoubtedly the most photographed eclipse in American history, here are a few dramatic shots captured by some of our own at Augusta University.

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