Caleb McCartney
The peak of the eclipse late Monday afternoon around 4 p.m.
Students gather in Village Park to watch the solar eclipse on Monday afternoon. (Photo by Erin Yudt)
The moon starts to go in front of the sun, creating a small crescent. (Photo by Caleb McCartney)
A student takes a photo of the eclipse with a camera through an eyeglasses filter during peak totality. (Photo by Carson Folio)
More students gather to view the first solar eclipse since 2017. The sun still had 97% coverage in Pittsburgh. (Photo by Erin Yudt)
The sun without a phone camera filter on Monday afternoon. (Photo by Carson Folio)
