A drop of milk landing into a bowl makes an elegant crown shape, thanks to Edgerton’s stroboscope. Harold Edgerton, Milk-Drop Coronet Splash by Dr. Kris Belden-Adams
Jacobi seems to have been able to see more facets of Einstein than the editors of Life cared to share with their readership. Lotte Jacobi, Albert Einstein by Dr. Gretchen Gasterland-Gustafsson
Meet the two women behind this iconic 1936 photograph. Dorothea Lange, Migrant Mother by Eve Schillo, LACMA and Dr. Steven Zucker
Straight from the horse’s mouth: the process of making a photograph, in the artist’s own words. Ansel Adams: Visualizing a Photograph by The J. Paul Getty Museum
These photographs, taken covertly on the New York City subway, show that seeing is in itself a creative act. Walker Evans, Subway Passengers, New York City by The Metropolitan Museum of Art