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Published: 2019-08-20 13:11:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 23736; Favourites: 827; Downloads: 276
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A road closes down like a crashed computer program. Inspired by Trueman Show, Windows 8 and the simulation theory. Photographed in June 2019 with a neighbour boy on his bike, a powerful flash and blue gel to have the blue light hit the environment in a realistic way. TheΒ moire effect has been added on purpose by photographing an old TV I have in my studio. I'd love to hear your thoughts about it!Related content
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Somehow reminds me of Windows software
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Very nice and sort of scary at same time...sort of like our simulation crashing and
program corruption...
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Working at the IT Business, I like that idea a lot!
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Original concept, shows great creativity and sense of humorΒ
Truly one of it's kind
Fun to think the image bare meaning today, but no one would understand it in 1970
I love it - You Sir. have talent
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That's how it would be if games could go into reality. Glitches by like that
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Yeah, well, it happens. Just give it a swift kick and you should be fine.
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indeed it is, just slightly modified
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When I see something like this, I just have to ride the inspiration train and hurry to put down some words to go with it.
I'd love to get your feedback:
Beyond Skyrim?Bobby Baker's rural life often felt as flat as a two dimensional game board.
Even his hometown, Quaker Flats, had a bland, boring name.
He'd tried to escape in every way he could think of: books, tabletop RPGs, MMORPGs (when the wi-fi worked, which wasn't always), and video games.
His quaint little town still had a legit arcade, but rarely could he scrape up more than a handful of quarters, which hardly justified riding four miles into town to blow five dollars on stand up arcades.
His older cousin was in the army and had sent Bobby his used PS3 when he'd upgraded to a PS4.
That's when Bobby get into Skyrim.
It was years after the game's original release, but he'd seen his friends play it at their houses. He'd scoured YouTube for every walkthrough he could find.
So when it came time that young Bobby finally created his own character (a Nord, of course) on his own console, it was like a whole new world opened up before him.
Bobby knew his guy, Sygmard Skaldstone, would eventually march
Thanks! I haven't jotted a vignette in a while.
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when you walk through a door and forget why you were there.
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Great work and the fusion with the old tv effect is rly nicely done. Light, concept, ... al good, rly nice work. Love it !
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this really says something about our society
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This is so surreal and amazing <3 Looks awesome!~
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Very cool! Always imagined such signs made of light, so this is rather spot-on!
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>Press any key to terminate the current road.
>Press any key to continue
someone 'bout to accidentally delete a road
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Noticed that too, I bet it's a feature and not a fault, then you have to pay through the arse to get it restored.
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