I can honestly say that I have never seen anything like this before. The England-based artistic collaboration of Heather Ackroyd and Dan Harvey (a.k.a. Ackroyd & Harvey) have been creating large grassy portraits with the use of photosynthesis. They exposed the grass to the sun through large custom-made negatives, creating different tones from yellow to green. It's a breathtaking concept that I would love to see in person.
Via: PetaPixel
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ART!! I love it!
That is just awesome! Brilliant idea, great result!
w o w !
wow!!! love it!
Wow love this. I live in the uk and would be more than happy to do a go up and interview with them and do a 'how they did that' video for fstoppers
Let me know
Carl
How many blades per inch do I need to create the same effect?
Unbelievable, I can't really get my head round it.
It would make for a unique wedding album!!
Client: "What's your unique selling point?"
Photographer: "You have to water the album regularly"
lol
I'm speechless... This is amazing!
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I'm confused. Are the portraits on the wall made of grass or are they photographs of designs in grass?
wow this is just mindblowing.