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Each of the pictures in the series Selected People is a composite of around a hundred or more exposures of unposed people taken over periods that range from five minutes to several days. With the camera on a tripod, I take dozens of pictures. Back in the studio with Photoshop, I leave in exactly the figures I choose, always in the precise position of the original scene. I organize the figures in my scenes by the color of their clothing, by mood, age, attractiveness, gesture, position, race, or even just by oddness. The result is both the product of imagination and a document of fact.
Pelle Cass was awarded a Yaddo residency for 2010 to work on his Selected People Project. Cass was named a 2009 Critical Mass Top 50 photographer by Photolucida, Portland, OR. Pelle Cass Website
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Bonitas fotos , llenas de gente con variadas actividades.
Saludos.
Bonsoir , je ne connaissais pas cette méthode de travail , cela donne de très belles photos surtout très originales
bonne soirée
Aw, those are terrific.
Yeah. Thanks for sharing.
HI Elizabeth
These images are fascinating. You have some interesting and informative posts on photography here. I will have to look through them all! Thanks for visiting me.
A different kind of photography. I'm on the fence about this. I like it but then I know Photoshop has been involved. sigh..... I guess I like those photos that capture a rare moment in time and space and haven't been "adjusted" BUT that's just me. :)Bea
i think the tird one is the better because the shadows were worked more presisely giving a idea of realism .
Beautiful color and composition-this is what I saw immediately-in photo1
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Georges_Seurat_-_Un_dimanche_apr%C3%A8s-midi_%C3%A0_l%27%C3%8Ele_de_la_Grande_Jatte.jpg
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Wow, I want to learn how to do this.. any tutorials or references that you can share?
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Hi, you have interesting post and really nice photos:)
Very nice and interesting photos, it gives a fun impression, like a ballet.
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