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Empty LA
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I'm guessing that many of the pics have to be Photoshopped (which is fine) as many of those freeways are never completely empty.
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Yes, they are ALL digitally manipulated images. That's the idea.
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Hey! He's using blurb.com for his book, just like me!
Cool photos, but some of my favorite people are in LA and I'd hate to have it completely devoid of life and friends. :) |
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Strange to see it empty. Fascinating, but weird. Thanks!
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Although there have been a couple of occasions where I was on the road at odd hours (say 5:00 a.m. on a Sunday) where there WEREN'T any other cars on the road, even if only briefly. That IS weird!
I remember once, in my stupid youth (which should end any day now), where I actually did pull off the side of the I-5 freeway in Burbank and was able to sit down in the middle of the freeway (for about a nano-second) because there were no other cars around. Why? Because I could. ETA about the original post. It is interesting that every time I come into this thread, there is a different picture in the OP. |
I've in the past tackled a similar project of compositing dozens of photos to be able to remove all the people without having to create what was behind the people.
But I didn't really have patience. Is that what he's doing or is he more directly digitally manipulating the photos. Though in LA with all the movie shoots and whatnot, I bet it would be possible to get a lot of interesting peopleless shots if you were aware of the opportunities. |
I'd guess it's more compositing than removing, though probably some of both.
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That's cool. I hadn't noticed the picture changes. Yeah, I kind of like being out at odd hours when there's little to no traffic on the roads. Weird, but kind of neat. |
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