'It's a once in a generational thing,' says skygazer with pinhole camera

Andrée MassiahReporting from east London Dylan Vaughan-Streater, from east London, drew in a small crowd when he went out to see the solar eclipse. He tells me: "I made the pinhole camera in about 10 minutes out of a poster tube, tin foil, baking paper and a cardboard box. It was the first time I made one of these!" "I have loved science ever since I was a kid, and it’s why I became a science teacher," he adds. "I wanted to see the solar eclipse as it is a once in a gene