While exploring important images from the last 100 years I came upon Edward Weston’s 1927 image “Nautilus” and was intrigued by its austere beauty.
At first I set out to replicate the style of this image but as I played with my very own nautilus shell, peering at it from various perspectives I suddenly saw the light, literally!
Edison would have been proud to see how I transformed an ancient creature from the deep into his modern invention.
Photo: Robert Rath, ‘Day 981, Nautilus Illuminata’, 1/160s f/13 ISO200 100mm 2x off camera strobes
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