In this world, when you think of big cities, which places do you think of first? The Big Apple, New York? The wet and cold London? The intensely awakening Berlin? The bustling urban Tokyo? Or the city of Tokyo every day? The city of Taipei flowing before your eyes?
In the photography topic "Gotham 7.5K" Street 7.5k in the world, perhaps the first thing you want to ask is why this name was chosen? It is because the photographer Vincent Laforet only used a simple device with an upper half-covered safety belt. Flying onto a helicopter 7,500 miles (approximately 12,000 kilometers) above the ground, the photos were taken from the side! It’s like a thrilling scene that only appears in the movie Terminus. I never thought that anyone would be willing to try it in the real world! < /p>
But look at the result, the New York metropolitan area under the night sky and the background of the electric blue halo that is constantly appearing, it looks like an electrocardiogram during a health checkup, or it is the reflection of a brain wave device When I talk about this, the moving image of Milla Jovovich and Bruce Willis in the movie "The Fifth Element" keeps popping up in my mind. The scene where Milla Jovovich and Bruce Willis first met took place in the air traffic in New York. ! Modeled after the concept of modular architecture, these virtual scenes and amazing animation effects are perfectly matched. Although the film reviews at the time were mixed, overall, it can be regarded as one of the ancestors of the trend of science fiction films!< /p>
The following results were captured by photographer Vincent Laforet’s experienced shooting techniques and his personal background (grew up in France and New York), risking his life, and really did not disappoint. Everyone is disappointed! Before seeing the photos, the editor had imagined those colorful, dazzling lights and flashing cars. However, after opening it and seeing it, his original imagination of these photos was almost completely overturned. , it seems that no matter how complicated and messy the details are, under the magic of Tinker Bell using the shrinking light, they have become more blurry, and the expected noise spots have also disappeared, leaving only clear and detectable parts. We can only rely on our imagination!
