AstronautDon Pettitdoesn’t have the name recognition of Ansel Adams , but his work transcends finish and borders around the world , literally . Pettit is the photographer behind theamazing timelapsescoming from the ISS and here he is with his cameras ; all 10 of them .
https://gizmodo.com/is-this-the-trippiest-image-ever-taken-in-space-most-p-5910088
You might be wonder what he ’s doing that requires all this equipment . Well , it has less to do with “ needs ” and everything to do with weight . Whenever a new camera is sent to the ISS , it either stays there or must bediscarded before re - entry . This is because of hard-and-fast , re - entry weight limitations which do n’t report for gargantuan DSLRs and their sometimes even big crystalline lens . All this add up to a caboodle of cameras over a long time . And as luck would have it for us , a lot ofincredible footage . [ OnOrbitviaPetapixel ]
https://gizmodo.com/why-this-is-the-last-photo-ever-taken-by-this-camera-5810527
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