Simon Høgsberg, a freelance photographer based in Copenhagen, Denamrk, has taken a photo that is 100 meters long. There are 178 people in the photo and it was shot during a period of 20 days on a railroad bridge in Warschauer Straße in Berlin, Germany.
Link - via kottke.org
Of course... I would notice that.
Too bad there's no technical info.
And I fail to see how this was staged. Just a patient photographer selecting the best of the subjects he shot over three weeks. Ever people-watch? People are indeed this fascinating if you take a few minutes to look at them.
All the contentious naysayers who insist that everything's fake are really starting to turn me off to the Internet.
now I'd like to see a 6371000 meter long photo so I could scroll around the world
PS Love the the guy with the suit who's between Dora the Explorer, the chihuahua, and the guy in the vest.
I was only meaning that it does not seem real. The photos could be taken a completely different locations. There is no background at all. The whole thing just screams staged for me even though it may not.
Its a surprisingly long list personally...
The most attractive in the photo is the girl walking next to the guy in the teal and brown plaid shirt measuring his manhood.
The second most attractive in the photo would go to the girl fixing her hair next to the guy fixing his pants away from the camera.