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A photo tracking the sun's cycles over more than eight years -- believed to be the longest exposure image ever taken -- has been discovered inside a cider can.
A photo tracking the sun's cycles over more than eight years believed to be the longest exposure image ever taken has been discovered inside a cider can.


The image shows the 2,953 arced trails of the sun as it rose and set through nearly a decade of changing seasons.
The image shows the 2,953 arced trails of the sun as it rose and set through nearly a decade of changing seasons.


Photographer Regina Valkenborgh was an fine-art student at the University of Hertfordshire in southern England when she decided to create a series of makeshift pinhole cameras by lining drink cans with photographic paper.
Photographer [[Regina Valkenborgh (nonfiction)|Regina Valkenborgh]] was an fine-art student at the University of Hertfordshire in southern England when she decided to create a series of makeshift pinhole cameras by lining drink cans with photographic paper.
 
* [https://www.cnn.com/style/article/can-eight-year-photo-intl-scli-gbr-scn/index.html The 'longest-ever photo exposure' has been found -- inside a drink can] @ CNN (14 December 2020)
* [https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10224823156504818&set=a.10210195271656839 Post] @ Facebook

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A photo tracking the sun's cycles over more than eight years — believed to be the longest exposure image ever taken — has been discovered inside a cider can.

The image shows the 2,953 arced trails of the sun as it rose and set through nearly a decade of changing seasons.

Photographer Regina Valkenborgh was an fine-art student at the University of Hertfordshire in southern England when she decided to create a series of makeshift pinhole cameras by lining drink cans with photographic paper.

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