Brief: Tell a Lie
Tell a lie, using photographs
For: CSM 1st year; optional brief
The most controversial lies told with photography today are those told by news photographers who manipulate their work photographs to tell a different story, for example, Liu Weiqiang's faked photograph of antelope and the rail link with Tibet.
Working with my friend Ed Cornish, we decided to flip this lie on its head and use a camera to mimic common Photoshop effects.
Update: recently this project has received a lot of coverage - thanks to everyone who's taken such an interest in our work! We were recently featured in M-Style (Shanghai) and a couple more features are in the pipeline, more on that later. Also, greetings to visitors from StumbleUpon, Neatorama, wykop, Poutz, Creative & Live, Fubiz and others...
