I thought making a cityscape with staples would be easy... :-P Not quite. I won't bother you with the details, but let's just say, don't try if you get frustrated easily.
After this shoot, I had a bit of a reward. You can see what HERE
Date:
Thu 21 Jan '10
Category:
photography
2010 31 day challenge
Tags:
staples
cityscape
studio
Moods:
urban
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Title:
Day 21
; "Day 21 staples, cityscape, studio urban photography/cityscape")
12 Comments. Leave a comment here!
#12
Posted Thu 28 Jan '10 by
kimbomac
That's gorgeous. Lovely colours and I love how the one on the left has some buildings falling down. Just beaut!
#11
Posted Thu 28 Jan '10 by
essjaynz
I am so glad I came back to look at this, it would look great large on the wall in an office. Dreamy yet practical!
#10
Posted Mon 25 Jan '10 by
ercolano
That's vry clever, and effective!
#9
Posted Sun 24 Jan '10 by
Whalelight
Awesome faux landscape. I did try this last week for the office supplies contest and gave up after a few minutes. I applaud your patience and dexterity!
#8
Posted Fri 22 Jan '10 by
Harry122
*Gasp* Amazing!
#7
Posted Fri 22 Jan '10 by
Rhiannonsmommy
I new it was a city when I saw it. Very very creative Eury. The background really makes this photo look real. Fantastic. I say well worth all your frustration. :-)
#6
Posted Fri 22 Jan '10 by
Isabella
What a creative and pretty city, I love it as it reminds me of a fairy city as those building are around fairy size!
#5
Posted Fri 22 Jan '10 by
Anonymous
You have a lot of staples! I like the one on the right best, it convinces me most that it's actually a city. The background & blur completes the magic feeling.
#4
Posted Thu 21 Jan '10 by
RatbarSteward
Is that the Staples Center? Great idea and beautifully executed.
#3
Posted Thu 21 Jan '10 by
Dd-Darlene
This is very very very very very awesome! I love how much it looks like a city!
#2
Posted Thu 21 Jan '10 by
Buff
I love your Staples City!! The selective blurring and the wonderfully colorful background and gradient border just make this simple subject stand in a whole new light! Very creative. :)
#1
Posted Thu 21 Jan '10 by
Andromeda
It's very effective. I love the background. And no, I won't be trying this at home. :-)
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