The ephemeral solar corona is too delicate to be captured by normal cameras, which is one reason photographs never convey the experience of watching a total solar eclipse.  This mosaic created by Steve Albers from five photographs of the 1991 total solar eclipse in Hawaii gives a better idea of what a total solar eclipse looks like to the naked eye.  (© Steve Albers – original photos by Dennis di Cicco and Gary Emerson)  [NOTE: April Orcutt has permission from Steve Albers to resell this mosaic to accompany her story about seeing a total solar eclipse.] Photo: Steve Albers, For The Express-News / © Steve Albers