Reality Mapping

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This is a beautiful photo compilation. I love the way the photographer explains the art of attempting to map reality onto still frames. I also love his explanation that when he is not entirely comfortable is when he is at his best.

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That was awesome. Thanks for posting it. It's really interesting to hear/read what other photographers are thinking when they work.
Friday, June 06, 2008
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