Gizmodo has a great challenge for anyone out there with a camera, extra time, a little know-how, and a can-do attitude. It's called
Single Space Composites, and it's based off a piece from photographer
Peter Funch's Babel Tales collection. Check out the article for specifics, but basically what Funch did was set up his camera in a public square and take shots repetatively in the same position. After that, he superimposed images that shared a common theme on top of each other. Check it...
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| Here he incorporated all of the shots with balloons |
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| Does anyone else see Abraham Lincoln in this one? |
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So back to the challenge. It's simple; find a really public place and set up camp. Then use an editing program, such as photoshop, and work some magic (that's where the know-how comes in). Enteries are due Sept. 20th and there are other details you need to know. Go
here for more info.
If I ever get a decent camera this will definitely be on my to-do list. What could be better than people watching but taking pictures
while people watching!
Ciao,
Lucia
oh, and check back tomorrow as I'll have an update on Lucia Sews!
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