John Nack on Adobe: Infrared, bobbleheads, & bone-crunching hits

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March 30, 2007

Infrared, bobbleheads, & bone-crunching hits

Get down, do you? Sport Shooter talks about the details of Peter Read Miller's low-angle shooting, which makes for some extra-dramatic images. [Via] (Turns out this even works for former Photoshop PMs/Adobe execs. ;-))
Elsewhere on the site, Peter Lockley uses infrared & a tilt-shift lens to offer a fresh take on baseball.
Sports Illustrated is hosting a gallery of photographer Bill Frakes' best shots. Gotta love those bobbleheads.

Posted by John Nack at 01:34 PM on March 30, 2007

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Jerome Dahdah — 06:39 PM on March 30, 2007

Those infrared shots are incredible. During the first few photos I really couldn't decide whether they were real or little model replicas. Especially this one reminds me of Jake and Dinos Chapman's Hell (discretion advised). Mind you it's a lot more impressive when seen on display, the entired setup is huge.

[Wow--interesting, twisted stuff--kind of a modern take on Hieronymus Bosch, but creepier for its lack of fantastic creatures. --J.]

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