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Lipizzaner Team, Dunapataji, Hungary

Infrared Street Photographs

Posted on January 6, 2023

With the invention of photography in the 19th century, photographers opened the spectacle of the natural world to the scientific community and to an awestruck public. After the introduction of faster dry plate emulsions, photography as a tool for research of unseen realities extended scientific knowledge beyond the observable, and photography routinely presented the previously…

Stump in lake

Experimenting with Lens Blur: the Burnside 35mm Lens

Posted on November 12, 2020November 12, 2020

Humans see binocularly, whereas a camera lens records light with only one light source—monocularly establishing a single point of focus. The photographer chooses a single point of focus, giving emphasis and meaning to the image. By adjusting the focus in the image, a photographer can establish a hierarchy of focus and attention over the image….

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