Milk Drop Coronet ミルクの滴の小冠

EDGERTON, Harold Eugene エジャートン, ハロルド・ユージン

EDGERTON was an electrical engineer known for inventing electronic-flash photography. In 1931, EDGERTON developed a high-speed strobe, and in high-speed photographs such as Death of a Light Bulb, he succeeded in capturing previously unseen phenomena that lasted less than a microsecond. He is also remembered for Milk Drop Coronet, a color photograph he took after World War II.

Collection of: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum
Series title: Ten Dye Transfer Photographs
Title: Milk Drop Coronet
Original title: Milk Drop Coronet
Artist Name: EDGERTON, Harold Eugene
Year: 1957
Material / Technique: Dye transfer print
Dimensions: 464x341mm
Accession number: 20100017
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