A year’s worth of Paris Photographs.
Tag: photography
Photographs of CERN by Satoru Yoshioka
The world is looking at CERN this week as we prepare for one hell of an experiment or the creation of a black hole that eats the world. CERN has been building the largest particle accelerator and is hoping to solve numerous physics questions over the next few years.
My friend, photographer Satoru Yoshioka, was invited to photograph the facility in 2007. He had previously photographed SLAC, the particle accelerator at Stanford University in California, J-PARC / Japan Proton Accelerator Research Complex, KEK / High Energy Accelerator Reserch Organization in Japan, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, Brookhaven National Laboratory, and KamLAND.
Satoru’s photographs have inspired me over the years. It’s nice to see his art combined with amazing scientific endeavors.
Related articles by Zemanta
- Scientists fire up giant atom smasher
- Big Bang 2?
- Multibillion-dollar collider to probe nature’s mysteries
- LHC to switch on early tomorrow amid death threats
- Launching the biggest physics experiment
- Multibillion-dollar experiment to probe nature’s mysteries
- Big Bang experiment creates excitement, fear
- End of the world on Wednesday, take a half day today
- Don’t panic: Large Hadron Collider won’t spawn voracious black holes
- World Doesn’t End on Wednesday, and You Can Watch It Live [Large Hadron Collider Reminder]
History of Albumen Photographic Prints
I found this site about Albumen prints at Stanford while discussing the use of paper vs. glass in photography to a co-worker that had no idea what I was talking about.
My Paris Photos – a photoblog
I’ve started yet another web site. Somebody stop the madness!
I’ve uploaded 5,000 photographs to my Flickr account. Almost half of those photos were shot in Paris, France. Hidden amongst the snap shots and bad food photos are some really good photographs.
MyParisPhotos.com is my new web site. It’s a photo blog that lets me highlight individual images. I’m still working on some formatting stuff, but it’s ready to be seen.