After Thomas Struth: Art Institute Chicago I
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Q: How do you take a long exposure picture with people?
A: Do you know?
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16"x24"
part of the series "Diminished," in which I create a 1/50 to 1/100 scale model of another photograph and photograph the model to mimic the original. The resulting diminished scale compresses the world and reveals flaws and fabrications that may be hidden in the originals.
In the Diminished photo essay.
6 responses
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charlie mclenahan said (8 Mar 2010):
lovin the concept, thank you
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Linda Irvine gave props (8 Mar 2010):
Neat. Do we get to see the original?
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Alexander Bussey said (8 Mar 2010):
If you want, you can look for it on google. This one is from an image called "Art Institute Chicago I" by the photographer Thomas Struth.
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Anna C Husted said (9 Mar 2010):
Ah! wow! These people are so small. Nice focus and detail.
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Daeg Odinson gave props (19 Apr 2010):
wonderful
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Jose & Edlin Narvaez said (29 Jul 2010):
Brilliant concept!
