Global Particle Physics Photowalk calendar available for download

12/17/10

photowalk calendar This year, five laboratories in four countries invited more than 200 photographers to tour their grounds and translate the work of science into works of art. A calendar featuring the 15 winning images from the Global Particle Physics Photowalk is now available for free download.

Download the calendar and printing instructions here. If you would like to have the calendar printed professionally, check with businesses that print photographs.

See the winning photos from DESY, Fermilab, SLAC, TRIUMF and KEK at InterActions.org or read more in symmetry breaking about the winning photographers.

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