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24 hours on one photo
Today I want to tell you how one photographer manages to capture one photo 24 hours. Very cool.
Singapore photographer Fong Qi Wei created a series of photographs, mosaics, which he called the "measurement time". The images consist of images taken at different times of the day. A stunning effect is achieved by changing the lighting, which takes place during the day.
The photographer is not satisfied that any image shows a given time - stopped momentarily.
"Our world is not so. We live moment by moment. Therefore, video is more convincing than a still picture. I work with photography, because I love it. But in a sense, I wanted to break out of a single cut-off time in the picture, "- says Fong Qi Wei on its website.
In his photo mosaic Qi Wei uses mostly urban landscapes or views of nature. The sequence of time slices covering 2-4 hours, mainly sunrises and sunsets. The result is a fascinating picture that, according to the photographer, let you feel the time in some still pictures.
Singapore photographer Fong Qi Wei created a series of photographs, mosaics, which he called the "measurement time". The images consist of images taken at different times of the day. A stunning effect is achieved by changing the lighting, which takes place during the day.
The photographer is not satisfied that any image shows a given time - stopped momentarily.
"Our world is not so. We live moment by moment. Therefore, video is more convincing than a still picture. I work with photography, because I love it. But in a sense, I wanted to break out of a single cut-off time in the picture, "- says Fong Qi Wei on its website.
In his photo mosaic Qi Wei uses mostly urban landscapes or views of nature. The sequence of time slices covering 2-4 hours, mainly sunrises and sunsets. The result is a fascinating picture that, according to the photographer, let you feel the time in some still pictures.
