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              Stellar Animated Photos: Inspired by Dead Stars & Cosmic Matter

              fsnewslogo Stellar Animated Photos: Inspired by Dead Stars & Cosmic Matter

              Ignacio Torres puts together a series of animated photos that are nothing short of cool. You maybe put off by the motion at first, thinking: “Just another set of animated gifs.” but the more I look at these shots the more I like them, especially once you understand the concept behind them. The technique Inacio used to create galaxies, though simple, was surprisingly effective.

              “This project began from the theory that humans are made of cosmic matter as a result of a stars death. I created imagery that showcased this cosmic birth through the use of dust and reflective confetti to create galaxies. The models organic bodily expressions as they are frozen in time between the particles suggest their celestial creation. In addition, space and time is heightened by the use of three-dimensional animated gifs. Their movement serves as a visual metaphor to the spatial link we share with stars as well as their separateness through time.”-Ignacio Torres-



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              • Fabian Pourmand

                Very Interesting!

              • http://shutterpopphoto.com Spencer Hopkins

                Baby bullet time. I dig.

              • http://shutterpopphoto.com Spencer Hopkins

                Baby bullet time. I dig.

              • http://www.facebook.com/people/Mario-Gomez/596638976 Mario Gomez

                me transmite algo magico, extraño y magico. Esteticamente interesantes. Me gusta mucho

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=547907822 Toño Diaz

                Very nice concept! There a movie I remember I saw, ‘golden compass’ where people are connected through ‘dust’ with the the rest of the universe, they kind of picture it in the same way as these pictures. Fantastic.

              • http://profiles.google.com/dbltapp00 M Burke

                Would be much more “impactful” if shot with nudes…

              • Zack W.

                I love the concept, some of the motion is a bit too jarring in my opinion…though smoother animation might not convey the idea of a star’s death as well. Still, a very cool effect.

              • Zack W.

                I love the concept, some of the motion is a bit too jarring in my opinion…though smoother animation might not convey the idea of a star’s death as well. Still, a very cool effect.

              • Zack W.

                I love the concept, some of the motion is a bit too jarring in my opinion…though smoother animation might not convey the idea of a star’s death as well. Still, a very cool effect.

              • http://twitter.com/Leo14 Leonidas

                can I say F-ing awesome 

              • http://profiles.google.com/crazyredwizard Jason Sharp

                I really like a couple of these images at least stills. Particularly the girl falling back kicking up sand. I’m not sure if the little bit of motion adds or takes away from the image.

                If the concept of the images needs to be explained then doesn’t that suggest that the intended goal of the images wasn’t achieved? Is it important for images to speak for themselves?

              • http://www.facebook.com/people/Albert-Lui/26800480 Albert Lui

                Are these pictures shot with multiple cameras?

              • J Hughes

                If you like these check this guys work out, he uses java script to create smooth unpredictable loops and the results are amazing…

                {warning: NSFW}

                http://www.disappointedvirginity.com/muto_2.html

              • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_AMUNPN3Z3R5ZXVQ55NW6KHVYCQ Majeed Khan

                is this 2D to 3D photos OR did the use multiple cameras?

              • http://twitter.com/nickshek Nick Shek

                I totally missed this post. Absolutely awesome stuff!

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