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It’s been a while since I hit the blog with something that wasn’t mine, so I thought I’d share some inspired macro images I found a while back shot inside musical instruments. Amazing eh? Considering the size of the ‘f-holes’ I reckon this one’s a violin, but I could be wrong. This campaign was commissionedContinue reading
Photographer Bjoern Ewers directed this creative advertising campaign for the Berlin Philharmonic orchestra that shows beautiful views of the insides of
Photographer Bjoern Ewers directed this creative advertising campaign for the Berlin Philharmonic orchestra that shows beautiful views of the insides of
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This print campaign for the Berlin Philharmonic orchestra uses macro photographs taken inside the cramped spaces of instruments making the inner workings of a violin, cello, flute, and pipe organ appear vast and spacious, almost as if you could walk around inside them. So wonderfully done. Art directed by photographer Bjorn Ewers, you can see more over on Behance. Update: The photography is by Mierswa Kluska and the original concept came from Mona Sibai and Björn Ewers. More
