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From The Oregonian:
A photographer traveling cross-country in a van captured what may be the most iconic and viral image of 2017's total solar eclipse in a carefully choreographed effort that left no margin for error.
Ted Hesser, a 31-year-old freelance photographer from the Bay Area, scouted locations at Smith Rock State Park in Central Oregon with his girlfriend, Martina Tibell, for a week. The two rock climbing enthusiasts spent days trying different climbing routes alongside other adventure photographers who all descended on the park looking for the perfect angle during totality.
D_OR_SmithRockZoom.jpg (15 Kb) (under photos/17/0703-0825_WyomingVanEclipse/0821B_EclipsePicsByOthers/)
By Alan Silverstein, ajs@frii.com (page updated Sun Mar 9 14:33:54 MDT 2025)