Photograph of a child walking past of a huge rock slide / ‘Innocence’ by Claudio Allia
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Photograph of a child walking past of a huge rock slide / ‘Innocence’ by Claudio Allia
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Reblogged this on Anky Art Blog and commented:
Amazing Photography!
Holy crap! Was that the last photo ever taken of that child????
no no :) luckily its a composition of two photographs..see below for more info from the photographer himself.
Wow!! Makes my troubles look minute.
Amazing!
Chilling, in the etymological sense of the term. May I ask when and where this was taken?
hey…see latest comment below for more info. The photographer himself explains how he created the work. :)
Wow,
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That is troubling. Yikes.
poop lil fella!
impressive!
First, I find this image extremely disturbing as it seems to portray a child about to meet a horrible end, and the title of Innocence. Thank the universe that the photo must be a composite. The turbulent rockslide is so huge, and the boy isn’t even looking at it, how could that possibly be real? And the proportions just seem off, the tiny boy and this massive landslide that appears as if it is falling into water. Please tell me I’m right and the photo is photoshopped.
yes it seems very likely that the image is composed of two / the boy is edited into the picture..follow this link for more images in the same series:
http://www.claudioallia.com/#Works/Oneiric%20Lab/Innocence%20/1
Thank you. :)
hey…see the latest comment below..The photographer himself explains how he create this captivating photograph… :)
Thanks for the info!
“… there are times when children might seem like innocent prisoners, condemned, not to death, but to life and as yet all unconscious of what their sentence means…” this lovely passage from Arthur Schopenhauer has inspired my provocative photographic series “Innocence” which was created in two different times inside a basalt cave in Italy.
Two days before before the wall explosion started shooting children acting and playing in a natural way and then I made a collage of their images inside the second series of frames capturing the sequence of basalt wall exploding and collapsing. Claudio Allia
Thank you very much Claudio for sharing your insights with us and our followers! Congratulations on your great pierce of work and thank you again for stopping by our blog. Hovercraftdoggy
Thanks to you it was my great pleasure :-)
Thanks for the explanation of this photo and the link.There is an incredible and important collection of photographs on Claudio’s website.