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Newly restored scans of Hasselblad photos shot on Gemini’s 1965-1966 missions.
These galleries include outtakes, underexposures, overexposures, double exposures, light leaks, etc. Even astronauts make photo mistakes.
Read all about the scans.
Newly Restored Hasselblad Scans from Gemini’s Space Missions
Photos: NASA/JSC/Arizona State University; via BoingBoing
Just look at this beast! Nikon’s announced their newest DSLR, the D4.
It has a full-frame 16.2MP sensor, 204K ISO, and a 3D Matrix Meter (a fancy term for getting precision color & brightness metering). It’s going for $6,000.
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From deviantart user CourtoonXIII
Delta Nigeria - The Rape of Paradise, photographer George Osodi
“Nigeria is West Africa’s largest producer of crude oil but years of corruption and poor governance has left the southern Niger Delta desperately poor, its environment devastated by oil spills and gas flares and other environmental hazards as a result of activities of the oil companies in the region.
The story of Oil Rich Niger Delta started almost 10 years ago when Osodi decided to leave his well-paid job as a banker to buy a camera and teach himself photography. It didn’t start too well. First of all, no one in Nigeria, he said, takes photography seriously and he received no encouragement from neither his friends nor his family.
To him, the Delta region, where he grew up is an endless source of wonder and stories of pollution, conflicts, greed, danger but also hope. However, no matter how hard he looked, every piece of documentation about it had been made by foreigners. He thought that the fact that he grew up ‘inside’ those issues would give him a perspective no foreigner could have.”