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This he called "The right man on the right time and the right moment". Photographer Colleen Pinski ready to travel to the ends of the Earth to get an amazing picture of a solar eclipse.

Women 27 this year sped up 370 miles to find the perfect place to see it after the day before know that natural events will occur.

And this photo shows his worth despite spending hours in his car from his home in Denver, Colorado, to Albuquerque, New Mexico.

After Colleen found the perfect location, he still had to capture the Eclipse from 1.5 miles away.

The picture above shows the amazing efforts of Colleen not in vain with a perfect and beautiful photos of a child who is framed by Eclipse on May 20.

Colleen said he almost gave up but keep trying because he knew it would be a once in a lifetime opportunity.

He said, "my husband and I found a shop in Denver that can lend the lens photos super. .. We also hire a mirrors heat to protect the sensor cameras and some filters are ND. "

"We drive to Albuquerque, taking photos along the way. The Eclipse occurred at 7:36 am local time and we got there at 5:45 pm and found the exact location and can be directly set up our equipment. "

"We found a nice garden which we can occupy its grass. I only see the LCD display on the camera to protect the eyes and not directly to the Sun. I use a Canon 7 D. "

"At the time of Eclipse are half happened a guy walked right in the Middle, framed and perfect for taken photo. I don't know who he is or what he was holding, but I thought it was a paper with the pinhole so he could watch the Eclipse. "