Port Said, originally uploaded by TwOsE.
This image by Pablo Twose Valls is, according to the author, a super-imposition of two photographs. The scene is a composite of an old Roman road in Damascus, now protected beneath an awning that creates wonderful, diagonal shards of light.
It has a really beautiful feel to it. In fact, until I translated the Spanish caption from his original Flickr post using Altavista’s Babelfish, I thought it was one photo!
A bigger version here.
May 30, 2007 at 9:46 am |
Hi, I took this photo more than a year ago. Is superposition of two photographs, but both two are of the same place. the only thing it changes of each other is that I took one of them a few meters forward than the another.
Port Said is a famous road in damascus, but actually I figure out that isn´t it the one of the photo
thx for you wonderfull words about the photo, and I hope you coul understand my poor english
May 30, 2007 at 10:17 am |
Thanks for the correction twose! I will change the narrative to reflect this new info. Great pic.