A professional photographer chose to experience the solar eclipse with family instead of spending the short event concentrating on a technically perfect photograph. From the writer's location in the UK, the Moon covered about 91 percent of the Sun: not totality, but enough to transform the light around them.
The family's simplest viewing tool was a kitchen colander. Each small hole acted as a pinhole projector and cast its own crescent image of the partly covered Sun, repeating the eclipse across a pale surface without requiring anyone to look directly at the glare. Other observers used the same principle with pinhole cameras and colanders.
ECLIPSE WITHOUT CAMERA turns that physical trick into the level. Hold LEFT or RIGHT to move the white projection card beneath the perforated colander, catch twelve crescent images, and avoid the red direct-glare bursts. Catch enough light and the shared view is complete; lose the safety pips or let the finite projection pass below the target and the game ends clearly. Play it here in the browser, or download the ROM for original hardware and compatible emulators.