The Invisible Visible: Photography by Andrew Davidhazy

The Invisible Visible; Imaging for Science, Engineering, and Education Photography of Andrew Davidhazy

“Photographing events that are invisible to the human eye for one reason or another has been something that has fascinated me over the years. Solving the technical problems connected with visualizing these events, while not neglecting the aesthetics of the final product, makes for an even more challenging and personally rewarding situation.”

Andrew Davidhazy is a photographer from Rochester, NY who has spent many many years taking pictures, innovating photographic methods, and educating different photographers.

On show on this limited-time exhibit are a small pattern of photos that Davidhazy has captured together with his digital camera. Each one illustrates a distinct technique or method. In order to seize these distinctive photos, Davidhazy usually needed to engineer and modify his digital camera tools — a few of that are on show — to get the proper shot all with out the trendy conveniences of digital cameras and photo-manipulation software program.

Find your approach to North Hamlin on the museum’s 2nd flooring be taught extra concerning the artist, his tools, and the way his pictures had been taken.

Included with museum admission and free for members.