Abby Ferguson is the Associate Editor for Gear and Reviews at PopPhoto, joining the team in 2022.
Sometimes, amazing science happens in the background with little to no public attention. All those years of hard efforts and incremental progress are left unseen except by those living and working through it. Now, a new book detailing the making of the James Webb Space Telescope aims to change that by sharing photographs, diagrams, and behind-the-scenes information of the science and pioneers behind the project.
I started to pay more attention to the environments that I was shooting and bring elements of these environments into my compositions. When I could light my subjects, I took great care to do it subtly. Eventually, I realized that JWST’s geometry photographed beautifully but any distortion ate away at that beauty. Over time I became a more selective shooter with more restraint. This was the very first mirror segment to arrive at NASA Goddard.
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