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Directed by Carl E. Rinsch, ‘The Gift’ Belongs to the “pararell Lines” Phillips Cinema campaning. Placed in Russia, The Gift is a Sci-Fi short with a savage Chase sequence on it. We made more than 20 full CGI shots for the short.
It’s easy to assume that these stunning and totally surreal images are the work of Photoshop’s helping hand, but all the photographs you see before you, unbelievable as they may be, are the work of nothing more than a photographer, a camera, and impeccable timing.
See all 8 photos here:
http://gizmodo.com/8-unbelievably-beautiful-cityscapes-and-their-reflectio-494236101
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Rhein II - Andreas Gursky (1999) $4.3 million
This is the most expensive photograph in the world!
Check out the top 10 most expensive photos:
http://www.aputure.com/blog/2013/02/19/most-expensive-photos-ever-sold/
We all worry from time to time about having our tech stolen. But when Ed Hetherington travelled to Zimbabwe for a wildlife photography adventure, he probably didn’t expect to have his camera snatched by a lion.
Check out some pictures the lion actually took:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151561195102580&set=a.406736632579.183365.38678222579&type=1&theater
JP Danko from blurMEDIA Photography regularly shoots underwater so he had to come up with a solution that will both keep the strobes dry and just as important make them pop.
For this shoot, JP’s was commissioned to shoot a team of swimming athletes who were training for the Olympic trials from McMaster University. Location scouting was a breeze - it was to be done in the in-campus Olympic swimming pool.
Read more about the shoot and see a video about how it’s done:
http://www.diyphotography.net/how-to-trigger-strobes-under-water
Way before Photoshop, Jerry Uelsmann was crafting surreal photographs by hand in the dark room.
View more photos and read more here:
http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/Before-There-Was-Photoshop-These-Photographers-Knew-How-to-Manipulate-an-Image-204120371.html
G-Team Jeremy Cowart: “The right lens makes all the difference…”
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Manon Wethly, A photographer and designer based in Belgium, explores what happens to liquids (specifically drinks) as they are thrown in the air and gain independence from their containers. Carefully examining the Exif from the photos reveals that they are taken at 1/500 or less. She uses her iPhone to capture these remarkable photos.
“The inspiration is simple: I catch a split second in time .. One that you hardly see with your eyes. One that will never return.. And it’s fascinating what kind if shapes things get while they ‘fly’..”
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