You little shrimp ... Photo

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At AROS Modern Art Museum ... a must see in Aarhus

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Wanda1 (10923) 2008-10-19 22:36

Hi Cristian,
This shot reminds me of the movie "The Borrowers" with those tiny people living amongst the humans. Your view from above really accentuates how tiny the kids are against the giant. Great tight framing too. Looks like an interesting museum.
Regards
Wanda

yuo (798) 2008-10-19 22:50

Hi Cristian,
wow, it's so big!!
nice composition. and The girl of the same posture as the figure is interesting. well done!
Regards, Yuo

thea0211 (1355) 2008-10-19 23:27

asta da! ;o)
bine surprinsa diferenta (de marime) dintre 'personaje',
desi atitudinea este evident similara.
bine vazut!
dora

Vasa (5332) 2008-10-20 13:35

Hi Cristian, friend,

quite original subject and well put in value by your position. The kids are welcome to understand the dimension of creation. So glad to see it and to meet you again.

Friendly your

Branko

amazon (10579) 2008-10-21 1:29

dear cristian,
like a gulliver's title )))
interesting and original shot,
well done,
iffet

rigoletto (26086) 2008-10-22 3:36

Hi Cristian,
This museum is a real must see, if not, for photography's sake...
The "big sister" imitating the statue is a really big bonus for this photo.
Rgs,
Deniz

MarcT (21089) 2008-10-22 20:44

Hi Christian,
Very surprising one. Not really easy to understand what's going on without looking carefully.
Cheers
Marc

bantonbuju (48490) 2008-10-29 0:20

nice observation cristian,
decisive moment indeed as the girl is copying the main "model"...
bw, j.

crhieatt (5143) 2008-10-30 14:34

Cristian,

From your point of view, I'm guessing that you're this lad's dad! :)

It is, for sure, an impressively odd scene, and you've probably caught the best point of view to show us this work.

Regards
colin

BennyV (4614) 2008-11-02 2:31

Hi Cristian,

An impressive museum scene, well captured, but you might (should) have included the artist's name.

This work is by RON MUECK, an Australian-born hyperrealist with a difference, who rose to fame as part of the Sensation/Saachi scene in the late 20th century in London.

Cheers.

Benny

jayR (16) 2008-11-02 4:43 [Comment]

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Merline (6574) 2008-11-02 10:17

Very funny. You should add the humoristic category. He looks so real, the little shrimp! and the perspective is great, the girl imitating him a superb point of interest. You really seized the moment ! Well done,Cristian.

Kind regards
Michèle

Polonaise (5634) 2008-11-08 12:15

Enormous amount of photos from this exhibition is circulating the globe 24/7, yet... With every new angle, every new POV - the magic comes back...
What a hellish idea of someone behind this incredible project...!

If we die and those latex creatures survive the annihilation - what would future generations from the outer space think about us ?

Scared to death - George

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Cara (2029) 2008-11-14 14:06

Hello Cristian,
Great shot, this view of the museum is excelent with the enormous statue and the tiny little children at its bottom. Makes me wanna go there !
Good sharpness and colours, great detial for an 3.2 apperture...
Congratulations, Regards,
Daniel

Waylim (10741) 2008-12-04 20:46

Cristian,
Interesting to see the comparision of the sculture and real people. This is a very realistic sculpture. impressive shot showing with good POV showing the sizes. In this case size does matter.
Way

ricochet (4706) 2008-12-09 16:31

Bonjour Cristian
Très belle cette compostion avec un excellent point de vue d'un endroit que je connais bien et très photogenique!
Tu n'as pas eu de difficulté pour faire des photos à l'interieur?
Bravo à toi je suis fan!
Amicalement
Eric

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cray-z (48) 2008-12-12 13:47

Nice shot. I know the exhibition. Great ultra realistic works of art. Unfortunately I know it only from photos, I haven't seen in myself yet. I hope I'll see it too, because I think it is a great source for photo "manipulations" like this one.

Interesting point of view.

Regards,

Luka

CycleEyes (598) 2009-03-21 4:21

Hello Cristian, intersting subject! Great moment captured with nice exposure and framing. It´s seem one picture of fiction.
Regards

George