Gjon mili

A while back I was too cheap (lazy?) to get around to purchasing some speedlights and in typical DIY fashion for me, I figured I could replicate most

Equipped with a strobe light and the first electronic flash device, Harold Edgerton has captured motion like no one has seen before.

The photographer Gjon Mili was hailed for his work illustrating entire sequences of human movement in a single image.

Light Graffiti | The art of light painting is amongst the final visual frontiers of human creativity. It requires precise photographic skill,

See stroboscopic images of Gene Kelly dancing in 1944. (Gjon Mili—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images)

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Gjon Mili, Gene Krupa playing Drum, 1941

Janet Flanner’s 1957 Profile of the painter and sculptor.

Taken by Gjon Mili, this sequence from a 1952 LIFE magazine shows a tiny light to revealing the patterns made by violinist Jascha Heifetz's bow. Courtesy of LIFE. Courtesy of LIFE. Courtesy of LIFE. Courtesy of LIFE.Taken by Gjon Mili, this sequence from a 1952 LIFE magazine shows a tiny light to revealing the patterns made by violinist Jascha Heifetz's bow. Courtesy of LIFE. Courtesy of LIFE. Courtesy of LIFE. Courtesy of LIFE.