Usually , the focussing of space photography is on have us see close - up views of far off thing we could never see otherwise . But what happens when the focus of the camera is turned onto the tools of the trade themselves ?
That ’s the premiss of Chris O’Leary ’s Cloud Chambers project , which he share with us in ourmost late edition of io9 show and tell . He described it as way to “ document the infrastructure of astrophysics ( dark affair detectors , gamma re telescopes , etc ) . ”
From thisclose up face at a cloud chamberhoused in the Griffith ’s observation tower ( like you see below ) to this combined image of the Cygnus configuration with data grabbed on that sameconstellation from the Drift II Dark Matter Detector(like you see above ) , it ’s a neat perspective shift inwards on the tools that are teaching us about space .

you could see the rest of the collection over atO’Leary ’s website .
Images and Video by Christopher O’Leary
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