The art of photography in motion
 

Hope the link works - JR's work is worth a viewing - literally rolling eyes! and a well produced video right to the end

[URL="http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xambh2_jr-extrait-women-are-heroes-kibera_creation"]http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xambh2_jr-extrait-women-are-heroes-kibera_creation[/URL]

Amazing stuff, Andy. I thought the trains driving along and matching the eyes with the faces was fantastic!

Karen

For me, the application of using photography as series of 'installation art' really worked. It made me think about photography at a different level, beyond the normal commercial aspect to advertise products, personal artistry or documentry record. My daughter introduced me to the link after she had been shown it at college as part of her studies. I had a feeling you would find it interesting Karen. ;)

[QUOTE=beauxreflets;37954]For me, the application of using photography as series of 'installation art' really worked. It made me think about photography at a different level, beyond the normal commercial aspect to advertise products, personal artistry or documentry record. My daughter introduced me to the link after she had been shown it at college as part of her studies. I had a feeling you would find it interesting Karen. ;)[/QUOTE]

Yeah I did :-)

As for installation art, photography is really moving on it seems. I know photography is used in video installations in galleries now and a lot of photographers create their own artwork, either sets or backgrounds before they even take photographs!

Karen

Stimulating. Thanks for that Andy.