Cary Conover’s experimental DSLR-created movie of animated still photographs is a byproduct of his work with time lapse photography. Using an EOS 10D and a 4×5 Super Graphic to rephotograph his black and white photographs, the first thematically related group of pictures he reached for were these images of people living on the streets of the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
View Conover’s On the Streeets at Burn Magazine.
See more of his work on his website www.caryconover.com.
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