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I was just wondering about how you took this. My camera manual says that it's extremely dangerous to put the sun directly in the frame- could cause a fire, or vision problems. What sort of filter or such equipment did you use? sorry I'm basically a noob when it comes to anything that doesn't come already attached to the cam.
but i never heard of fires or anything, sure it might mess up something eventually. i use a UV filter but never used to for the longest time