25岁的德国摄影师Ole Bielfeldt凭借一组喷墨打印机墨滴沉积过程的微观摄影作品赢得2026年尼康小世界摄影大赛冠军1。这项国际大赛共收到来自69个国家的1,802件参赛作品1。
Bielfeldt在新冠疫情封锁期间开始从事这项创意工作1。他在父母的阁楼里发现了一台旧显微镜，由此自学掌握了微观摄影技术1。为了拍摄打印机墨滴在纸张上的沉积瞬间，他对打印机进行了改造，使纸张在固定的打印头下移动，并利用闪光灯冻结高速运动中的墨滴，最终成功完成了这组获奖作品1。
Twenty-five-year-old Ole Bielfeldt from Germany has claimed the top prize in the 2026 Nikon Small World photomicrography contest with a striking image of ink droplets depositing onto paper from an inkjet printer 1. His winning entry emerged victorious among 1,802 submissions from 69 countries 1.
Bielfeldt's journey into microscopic photography began unexpectedly during COVID-19 lockdowns when he discovered an old microscope in his parents' attic 1. Teaching himself the technical and artistic aspects of the discipline, he developed an ingenious approach to capture the fleeting moment of ink deposition: he modified a printer so that paper moves beneath a fixed printhead, then used a flash to freeze the action and reveal the intricate dynamics of the ink droplets 1. Rather than relying on digital manipulation, Bielfeldt employed traditional photographic techniques to achieve his remarkable results 1.
评论
还没有评论，欢迎留下第一条。