Envisioning Science: The Design and Craft of the Science Image

Envisioning Science: The Design and Craft of the Science Image

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Envisioning Science: The Design and Craft of the Science Image

Editorial Reviews From Scientific American Frankel, a science photographer and research scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, presents "a guide to photographing science material." As that alone, it would be of limited interest. But two other attributes give the book a far broader appeal. One is her goal of encouraging science workers "to find a place in your research for a new way of seeing and presenting your work" so as to see "the potential of using your images to communicate to those outside the research community." The other is the pictures, a stunning array that will communicate with any reader. Open the book at random, and your eye will be dazzled: a three-centimeter drop of ferrofluid, gold on gold (one-centimeter patterned chips on a gold wafer), or a flowerlike yeast colony illuminated by daylight from a window.

Editors of Scientific American Review "Here's an important new guide to photographing scientific material and creating accurate yet dramatic photographic presentations." -- Angelynn Grant, Design Annual
"Frankel's is a practical handbook that combines stunning pictures with descriptive text." -- Wendy Winn, Technical Communication
"A valuable resource for researchers trying to get the best picture they can of their findings." -- Michael Felton, Today's Chemist at Work
"...an art object as well as a lab hand-book...as good a workbook as any you will find." -- J. Turney, The Times Higher Education Supplement
"Envisioning Science can help you, your students and your trainees to produce engaging illustrations." -- Lee A. Meserve, TRENDS ni Endocrinology and Metabolism
"...[a] truly remarkable book." -- G.I. Barenblatt, Physics Today
"The text is highlighted by hundreds of stunning examples and detailed instructions." -- Science News
"... a beautifully designed array of arresting images." -- Dee Breger, Nature.com Envisioning Science: The Design and Craft of the Science Image

Envisioning Science: The Design and Craft of the Science Image,Felice Frankel,The MIT Press,0262062259,Aesthetics,Commercial,General,Philosophy,Photo Techniques,Photography,Scientific And Industrial Photography,Scientific applications,Subjects & Themes - General,Techniques - General

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