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Imaging science Ph.D. student advances photo conservation

7+ mon, 1+ day ago   (264+ words) A silver gelatin print is shown in standard illumination on the left and with a yellow mask overlay on the right, highlighting regions affected by silver mirroring. Imaging science Ph.D. student Diane Knauf is shining new light on old images…...

Elkhorn Media Group
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Whitman College celebrates first year of digital imaging and vision applications in science program

8+ mon, 2+ week ago   (148+ words) Elkhorn Media Group Whitman College celebrates first year of digital imaging and vision applications in science program WALLA WALLA – This semester, Whitman College is completing its first full year as part of the DIVAS (Digital Imaging and Vision Applications in…...

Digital Camera World
digitalcameraworld.com > photography > landscape-photography > mushrooms-mist-and-a-16mm-gamble-heres-what-happened-when-photographer-albert-dross-went-ultra-wide-and-ultra-low-with-his-camera

Mushrooms, mist and a 16mm gamble: here's what happened when photographer Albert Dross went ultra-wide and ultra-low with his camera

8+ mon, 3+ week ago   (413+ words) An extreme low angle, a 16mm lens and meticulous focus stacking turned forest fungi into a glowing, otherworldly scene At first glance, it was an unassuming patch of woodland: damp leaves, a fallen log, a few pale mushrooms most walkers would…...