Amateur Golfer c. 1967

Harold Edgerton's "Amateur Golfer" (c. 1967) is a striking example of his mastery of high-speed photography. Using a strobe light, Edgerton captured the motion of a golfer swinging a club, freezing the moment in time. The resulting image creates a mesmerizing visual effect of the golf club blurring into a series of white lines, highlighting the speed and power of the swing. The image is a testament to Edgerton's ingenuity and the transformative power of technology in art.