By Claire O'Neill
Life is in color. So it seems pretty obvious to photograph in color, especially nowadays when black and white seems "classic," i.e. hopelessly retro. But that wasn't always the case. Back in the 60s and 70s -- at least in the art world -- color photography was a source of major contention. In the spirit of revolt, or individuality, or just plain curiosity, a few photographers were on a crusade to permit the polychrome.
Starburst: Color Photography in America 1970 – 1980
This is the Highest-Resolution Image Ever of Our Sun’s Surface
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For most of human history, the Sun was a featureless disc. Even after
Galileo turned a telescope towards it, observers could see little beyond
sunspots.....
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