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Submitted: May 15, 2009
Image Size: 10.2 MB
Resolution: 4075×2848

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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS 450D
Shutter Speed:1/41 second
Aperture:F/3.5
Focal Length:18 mm
ISO Speed:200
Date Taken:May 15, 2009, 6:05:12 PM

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float down strangersby ~Distorted-time

Photography / Abstract & Surreal / Surreal

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Given 2009-05-21

float down strangers by ~Distorted-time. The suggester wrote, "When I first viewed "float down strangers" by ~Distorted-time I couldn't help but to wonder how did the artist manage to create the neat surreal atmosphere? She could be drowning, falling, flying, or perhaps floating...it is whatever you make it, let your inner thoughts lead you.The abstruse details and the indefinite pose are wonderfully mysterious, which is why I think this piece is unique." ( Suggested by !1121113 and Featured by `opioid )

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~txxxuz Oct 5, 2012

amazing...............

~ZakHarrar Mar 18, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

This work is featured here : [link]

~kisko Jan 14, 2012

perfect idea

~peewee1002 Aug 4, 2011 Professional Digital Artist

Good afternoon,

My name is Peter Sawyer and I write on behalf of Phototuts+ ([link])

I would like to feature this image in a roundup article I am currently writing.

A link to the image, and the name of the piece would be given in the article.

Please let me know if you are ok with this ASAP, as it is due to go live soon.

Thanks Peter

~uglybug Mar 28, 2011 Professional Photographer

Amazing!

~ruksi86 Mar 7, 2011 Student Photographer

This is an absolutely incredible and inspiring photo. I almost don't want to ask you how you took this photo because I want it to keep it mysterious. But still, i feel like I have to ask you because I could learn so much from this.

~TMPhotographia Feb 25, 2011 Student Photographer

I know several people have already asked this (and you have hidden your replies), but how did you achieve this?
It is wonderfully done, and to the point that it's a riddle to figure out how you did it. The only case that I can come up with is that you used multiple exposures for the "fallling" glasses. If not then you have really reached transcendence