- The writing on the signs are in all different directions,
some are right-side-up, some are reversed, some are upside-
down. But they all overlap as if they are all visible
together in exactly that fashion. So how could this be?
Unless there is a special large poster of these "neon signs"
printed and put on the wall as a backdrop, I just don't see
how it can be done. There was no photo-credit with the ad,
so there is no one to contact. So if you have time, please
take a look at the ad and try to explain how this was done.
Thanks.
-Dan
It looks like a PhotoShop composition to me. For instance, the white
hanging banner with the golden figure that is shaped like the letter
"c" is shown in the upper left hand corner hanging from a rod and is
repeater in different angles as if it is a circular hanging of
identical banners. However in the lower right hand corner there is
one that is upside down apparently pulled upward by gravity.
Interesting. The first time I saw it I thought it was a raised
walkway.
You get an interesting view with a downward perspective on the left
past the "walkway" and apparently going down several stories, but you
have a subway sign in the upper right hand corner where it could not
be seen by a pedestrian. It is interesting that the reflection of the
girl in the red jacket is relatively sharp and transparent, but the
reflection of the unseen woman is opaque and out of focus. The young
man in the yellow shirt in the lower distance is quite sharp. So
apparently there is a sharp field of focus in front and in the
distance with out of focus in the middle which does not usually
happen with a camera lens.
Winsor
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Winsor Crosby
Long Beach, California, USA
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