Oh yeah, those were taken on my iPhone over the course of about 30 minutes to an hour between the two shots. We had excellent timing for the event (~1700 local time), and only a few little cumulus clouds to contend with. We had a tripod-mounted Cassegrain-Schmidt (I think) telescope projecting the solar disk up through the eyepiece onto a slab of white poster board. There was a nice little crowd of people in the parking lot where we were doing this, right outside of a couple of office buildings we all work in. Also, a tinted filter on the 'scope so as not to melt the optics. I got lucky on that one, but I've had to chase a lunar eclipse up into the hills west of town. We punched through the low cloud deck just before totality. No pics on that one because cameraphone + moon photography of any kind = bad results.