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Football Kick, Harold E. Edgerton, 1934
Harold Eugene Edgerton, portrætHarold Eugene EdgertonUSA, 1903–1990

Football Kick

1934 · Photograph

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Minneapolis Institute of Art

Minneapolis, USA

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Harold Edgerton, inventor of the strobe light, was a path-breaking scientist and photographer. He held dozens of patents relating to his inventions in strobe technology and applied these high-powered repeatable flash devices to his photography practice.

The sharp stillness of this photograph of a boot making contact with a football, with its high-contrast lighting and resulting shadowy background, heightens the drama of a crucial point in the game.

Minneapolis Institute of Art

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96.149.9

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FotografierSølvgelatineaftrykModernisme1900-talletUSA

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  • Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • Billede: Minneapolis Institute of Art — ©The Harold & Esther Edgerton Foundation, 2001, Courtesy of Palm Press, Inc.

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