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Published: 2007-06-18 00:59:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 4468; Favourites: 156; Downloads: 117
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This one was a long time in the works. I have been developing and fine tuning the concept for quite some time until it was ready. Once again, I could not have done it without the help of each person in the shot who went out of their way and volunteered their time to make it happen.Related content
Comments: 33
This is an awesome demonstration of dedication to capturing "The Shot".
I wish the television on the ground was destroyed - Other then that, wow!
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I love it, definetly a fav
I can't imagine how many people was involved in the shooting and the quantity of equipment
wow!
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Wow! I'm very impress.
This photograph is really really amazing, each persons live is own life, like they were alone. The compostion remind me a painting, the light too.
I love clair-obscure, the mise en scène is so good.
It's great art work, congratuations!
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this is so so gregory crewdson-ish.
its great
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Looking at this again.....its brilliant and deserves my +fav.
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This is pure live !!!
Amazing work !
... you have some very good concepts.
Sven
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great concept! did you superimpose all these images into one? or...
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i like how many stories are put in one shot and this with obvious care. I also love that artificial look. What a great concept
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Oh wow. I can't imagine all the lights that were needed for this. How did you fire them all at one time?
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Great shot.. i can guarantee i will have a really good look through your gallery sometime soon. this is straight into the favs, i love the spotlight style lighting on each person, and the fantastic composition.
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Oh one last thing, the television set is positioned to make you think it has been thrown out the window yet its perfectly intact. Once again though great shot, been staring at it for a while.
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One thing that seems out of place is the girl throwing the bag seems to be smiling? Besides that I really enjoyed this shot and the overall dedication towards achieving it
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amazing. love the little girl in the foreground.
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this is amazing ! i'm a big fan of lorca dicorcia aswell and i see that you're walking in his footsteps brilantly... i'm interested inthe technical details, if maybe you'd let me know ?
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sure, whatever you want to know. any technical details specifically? for one thing, it looks like a composite and originally i thought i was going to have to do that but luckily enough we got it in one frame in the end which i was quite pleased about as i'm not too much of a fan of sitting in front of the computer for hours if i don't have to. as for the rest, its just a bunch of strobes on remote triggers and some fortunate timing.
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I love these "constructed reality" shots - you put a lot of effort and planning, and achieve great results.
No suggestions here!
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fantastic job, love the concept and the different stories
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wow that shot is great!
you can see you put alot of work into it
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i must say i love this one, all the parts of it. it's one of those photos that you wanna look over and over again to discover another detail.
great work
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great lighting. I really cannot understand wheather or not you used remote flashes.
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wow. i love this. what photo editing software do you use?
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