WOW The SBAU had a fantastic turnout for the Solar Eclipse at the Camino Real Marketplace.

There was about 1200 people that showed up the the show, Kids, Teen's, Mom's, Dad's, Grandma's, Grandpa's
The SBAU had a total of about 8 Telescopes for people to look thru and a bunch of Solar Glasses and Filters
The Eclipse started at 5:23pm and its maximum was at about 6:32pm and ended around 7:30.

KEYT VIDEO FEED

You Tube Video by Mike Farris
 

Photos by John Boyd
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A Very Nice Shot by Andy Allen seen from the rose garden lawn at the Santa Barbara Mission.  He took pictures every ten minutes though a solar filter, and then a couple unfiltered pictures just after sunset.
The camera was stationary (on a tripod) with the same lens the whole time, so although it's a composite image, the scale and positions of everything are real.
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Here are some Images from Tucson Astronomy Club Outreach Group from the Grand Canyon rim at Lipan point on May 20th. 
Here are a few of my point and shoot photos from a Soon to be Member Casey

August 21, 2017 will be spectacularly Total Solar Eclipse visible across to millions of people across the United States. This will be an impressive total eclipse, lasting over 2½ minutes at maximum and visible over a path up to 115 km wide.

The path starts in the Pacific well north of Hawaii at 16:48:33 UT, and then crosses to make landfall in the U.S. in the northern half of Oregon. It then crosses Idaho, Wyoming, and Nebraska, and clips the north-east corner of Kansas before passing right over Missouri. It cuts over the southern tip of Illinois and the western end of Kentucky, then crosses Tennessee and the western tip of North Carolina; the extreme north-east corner of Georgia will also be in the path of totality.

Finally, the total eclipse crosses South Carolina and passes into the Atlantic, where it runs south-east into the tropics and finally ends over open ocean at 20:02:30 UT.

The partial eclipse will be visible over the whole of North America, Central America, and the northern part of South America, between 15:46:48 UT and 21:04:20 UT. It will also just be visible in Britain and extreme western Europe at sunset.