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I'm not sure if Kraus invented those underexposed exhaust shots, but he's certainly popularized them over the last couple years. He sells prints on his website
by rory096 8y ago
I'm not sure if Kraus invented those underexposed exhaust shots, but he's certainly popularized them over the last couple years.
He sells prints on his website: https://johnkrausphotos.com/buy-prints https://johnkrausphotos.com/buy-prints
- agumonkey 8y agothese are splendid https://pro2-bar-s3-cdn-cf1.myportfolio.com/483775244caf67b72f92d7d4c976fb6d/2714df82-58c1-4711-90ac-4a02e9a9a78a_rw_1920.jpg?h=75ac0cf56ac71bcf14a008ef44c64f6a https://pro2-bar-s3-cdn-cf1.myportfolio.com/483775244caf67b7... from his gallery https://johnkrausphotos.com/portfolio https://johnkrausphotos.com/portfolio
- Analemma_ 8y agoI was going to post a link to that first one, and you beat me to it. It's my favorite of his photos, because it's not just pretty, but actually gave me that eureka moment when I genuinely understood, on a deep level, the relationship between the first and second stages.
- agumonkey 8y agoYeah it's as pretty as geometrical and even though we've seen the launch 32 times already it was first rocket perspective. Different perspective. ps: Also the launch arc was known but this one has all steps
- adwi 8y agoNot to quibble, but they appear perfectly exposed to me... that’s the true technical achievement in his work.
- rory096 8y agoOh yeah, definitely. That's just the term I've seen other launch photogs use for it — I assume they mean underexposed relative to a normal photo trying to capture the rocket itself. (Disclaimer: I know next to nothing about photography outside of ~5 hours in a dark room in high school.) e.g. https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/899jq5/jumped_on_the_superunderexposed_engine_view_train/ https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/899jq5/jumped_on_th...