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Published: 2015-02-19 13:33:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 56241; Favourites: 3101; Downloads: 1102
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It's been a while since I made a double perspective photo but I thought it was time when I came up with this idea.Β I shot it around Christmas last year. It was a beautiful frosty day right before the snow came. Everything was shot outdoors except some smaller details in the image. Β I would love to hear your thoughts about it! Any technical improvements? Light, mood, message, objects? What does he do?What is the first thing that comes into your mind?
edit: THANKS FOR THE DD! <3
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I'm self-taught and shoot all my material myself, I've learned by trying basically 
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Ah. Should've read the description more carefully.
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nice optical illusion...amazing artwork!
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He should go to bed more early!
I like the detailed yet escheresque work
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okay this screws with the head pretty well, one side it shows the house from the Outside, then again on the Inside, as well as the diffrrent angles...i have to say well done!
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ugh.. mine too. Cool picture though
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A new kind of M. C. Escher visuals...I like it.
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Gaa... can't focus, center of focus keepsΒ oscillating... must cover up... part of... picture. There we go, phew.
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man this messes with my head. Β great artistry!
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The double perspective is excellently well done! It looks a little like he's contained in the house that he contains. If you look to the "inside" version, it looks like the house he's doing all his thinking in, the one that inspires his work. And the "outside" version is the house that he will ultimately design and build. It's a beautiful work.
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Excellent work! my eyes are going crazy xD
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What a good made illusion! It looks like you was been inspired by the works of M.C. Escher.
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love eshers work, and sometimes I try to make my own take on similar techniques
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I like Escher's work also a lot. He was a genius creating optical illusions!
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At first I thought, "inside?" but then saw the wall and thought "outside!" and then my mind turned to mush because this illusion is perfect! XD
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That is so clever! You're amazing!
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I think his works are your own sketches of impossible shapes. Perhaps an autobiographical point (?). I think it's one of the bestΒ pics of your huge gallery. Thanks for sharing your work. They are a delight for the senses.
My face when you have newΒ piece ... Β
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thank you! maybe all my work reflect me more or less in some way
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Yes, I'm sure thatΒ your art and you speak the same language. Β
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I think it is the first time I see this kind of pictures, playing with perspective, into a photomanipulation. Great work!
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The most creative twist to the classic I've seen yet.
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I can focus on the inside perspective but none other.
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My Brain ><
I really like this piece, despite... or rather because of the double perspective, it strikes me that the subject perhaps is in conflict with himself. There's something in his mind that he wishes to design but for some reason it is not coming out the way he envisions it. He's not quite frustrated yet so perhaps he is not far into the process or he is very slow to be annoyed by the creative process. The dog's posture speaks to this effect as he is not looking at his master and indeed is leaning away somewhat but he remains close enough for a friendly touch should his master need the tactile comfort.
The cold foggy atmosphere outside speaks to me of frozen potential, not quite stagnant but getting there...
But that's what the scene paints for me, I might be completely off base 
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thank you and thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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This is really impressive, I really like it! So many great details
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This is pieced together from different photos? I seriously tripped out looking from the roof to the walls. It looks amazing and everything seems as if it belongs. Great job
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