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Home » Featured Photographers » Floaters Fine Art: Denis Darzacq

Floaters Fine Art: Denis Darzacq

Posted by: Rachel Hulin    Posted date: August 4, 2008  |  2 Comments
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Total blogging kismet; I received an email from Steve Boyle this morning:

“i can’t for the life of me find that post about the guy that shoots floaters in Europe i think. There was a video showing the people doing
the moves on the street then being amazed by the pictures afterward…i
want to show the video to a friend. can you hook me up!?”

OK, um, Steve- you have some magical powers, dude. Because I never posted those floaters. I thought I was going overboard on that particular score.

These images, which were made by Denis Darzacq, have been sitting (or hovering) in my drafts folder for months. Above is the video to which Steve refers; I actually didn’t even know about that, but I put two and two together and found it on youtube. It’s pretty cool.

There are some great quotes from the dancers/jumpers (they all seem charmingly insecure about their performances, but then are thrilled by the final images)… my favorite:

“but when you see one frame alone, the rest doesn’t matter.”

Ah, photography is so awesome.

Below are the Darzacq’s floaters, rescued from wordpress drafts (these are from the series Hyper, 2007):

darzacq_6.jpg

darzacq_11.jpg

darzacq_12.jpg

darzacq_15.jpg

darzacq_16.jpg

Ready for a floatasm? Go here.

 

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2 Comments

MarcW 8-4-2008

You do not know how many times I have had this dream. Serious. There are days I am so sure I could just not complete a step and keep walking on the air it kinda scares me. M

dominic 8-4-2008

A friend (and coworker) of mine shoots a different kind of floaters… Sheets of material floating in mid-air, sometimes near other objects. It must be seen to be experienced: http://www.flickr.com/photos/williamhundley/



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