Wow! A showcase for spectacular images and how they were made

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The Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM's Mortandad Canyon setting was used in a photograph manipulated with painted additions. Its purposed was to show the irony of a peaceful landscape filled with 66% of the US government's nuclear industry research. How the image was achieved is examined.

Innovations, Political aspects, United States. Department of Energy. Los Alamos National Laboratory, Color photography

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Wow! A showcase for spectacular images and how they were made

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Photographer Jim Brandenberg used a 600mm lens and underexposed his Kodachrome 64 slide film to photograph a bird hovering above a North Dakota prairie marsh in bright sun at 12:00 noon. The green and blue color saturation and gold tones worked perfectly with the bird and grasses in black silhouette.

Nature photography, Photography of birds, Bird photography

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Wow! A showcase for spectacular images and how they were made

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Two different images of a setting sun and Masai herdsmen crossing the desert with their cattle were superimposed to create an unusual silhouette. A Wratten 23A filter with an orange tone was used in the duping process to accentuate the heat of the African sun on the border between Tanzania and Kenya.

Sun, Exposure (Photography), Silhouettes

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