Jan 22

Composite Photography Inspired by Edward Hopper

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Le photographe américain Richard Tuschman a adapté les peintures d’Edward Hopper à la photographie. Le respect des compositions et du détail est surprenant : les plis des draps, les mouvements des volutes de fumée qui s’échappent d’une cigarette ou encore la lumière qui se propage dans la pièce reflétant sur les murs.

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