Tag Archives: Photographer

Shoot For the Stars… of Astronomy

Posted on October 14, 2009 by Laura Pelcher

Astronomers are used to being behind the scenes, allowing the universe to be the real star. But in a new photo exhibit in the United Kingdom, photographer Max Alexander turned the cameras on the scientists themselves. This patriotic exhibit on … Continue reading →

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Cells of Beauty

Posted on October 1, 2009 by Laura Pelcher

Photographer Catherine Wagner’s foray into science started unintentionally- it was quietly seeded during a series called “American Classroom”: an array of photos from empty classrooms all around the country, exhibiting the learning sites as tiny replicas of a larger culture. … Continue reading →

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A Shift in Focus: Climate Change Photographs Look to the Small Changes and Solutions

Posted on September 4, 2009 by Laura Pelcher

Temperatures on Long Island high enough to support Kudzu Growth. Photo Credit- Joshua Wolfe How many words is a photo actually worth? Whatever the indiscernible number is, trying to weigh the value of photos versus words is a pointless exercise … Continue reading →

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