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Art and science

The power of images

20 Jun 2018
Taken from the June 2018 issue of Physics World

Enrico Sacchetti argues that the saying “a picture is worth a thousand words” is truly apt when it comes to the photography of large physics experiments

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Eye for detail: Geometry and symmetry are key to the composition of this image of the ALICE detector at CERN. (Courtesy: Enrico Sacchetti)
Photography is a universal language. Humans are visual creatures and we instantly relate to images t

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Enrico Sacchetti is a photographer based in the UK and Italy, e-mail enrico@es-photography.com
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