Re: Deconstructing the artwork of Tomorrow's harvest
Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2018 11:13 am
nice find
Christ that soil looks like it has been used to death. Is desertification a potential theme (amongst many others)Hexamerous wrote:![]()
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Matoseb wrote:Jacob Peak, Court of the Patriarchs, Utah.
Now we need to find the original photo with matching sunlight
Thanks! I haven't investigated them yet. Good luck!Valotonin wrote:Holy shit, your ability to find these is unique.
Any luck on the Helicopter pics? I will start looking into documentaries involving that particular model as the theory suggested earlier that it was a screenshot from a motion picture as opposed to a still image is looking quite likely given the circumstances.
Hexamerous wrote:Thanks! I haven't investigated them yet. Good luck!Valotonin wrote:Holy shit, your ability to find these is unique.
Any luck on the Helicopter pics? I will start looking into documentaries involving that particular model as the theory suggested earlier that it was a screenshot from a motion picture as opposed to a still image is looking quite likely given the circumstances.
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Yeah, I found the Goodyear Airdock photo a while back but I never checked the film frame around it.Valotonin wrote:Out of curiosity, for this particular image, what methods did you use to obtain it?
This is something well beyond a reverse image search.
Is that the Goodyear blimp skydock?
Great idea! Shouldn't be too hard to do.herxagernsurn wrote:Hmm... Anyone want to volunteer to put points on a map where these photo locations are? I am wondering if there is something non-random about the locations.
I don't really reverse search anymore. I try to find similar images on archive websites and wiki commons.Oh and WT actual F?! I am amazed at the level of reverse image search witchcraft involved here. Kinda scary actually...
Fantastic
Opothecary wrote:Fantastic
I can't believe this has finally been found, amazing work hereOpothecary wrote:Fantastic
Interesting. Well that actually suggests that the methodology for image selection by the cover artist was more about image availability and licensing and probably not about and kind of cryptic location information. Hmm... The plot thins...Hexamerous wrote:I don't really reverse search anymore. I try to find similar images on archive websites and wiki commons.
If you find one, you will likely find a bunch more from the same photographer. For instance, the one with Utah mountains enabled me to get the silo.
this one was impossible, it's not even a part from the picture, but some sort of the unique-number from the draft, impossible workHexamerous wrote:Thanks! I haven't investigated them yet. Good luck!Valotonin wrote:Holy shit, your ability to find these is unique.
Any luck on the Helicopter pics? I will start looking into documentaries involving that particular model as the theory suggested earlier that it was a screenshot from a motion picture as opposed to a still image is looking quite likely given the circumstances.
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Perhaps they like the camerawork of particular photographers and the aesthetic/ messages that come across in photographs they have selected amongst thousands of others.herxagernsurn wrote:Interesting. Well that actually suggests that the methodology for image selection by the cover artist was more about image availability and licensing and probably not about and kind of cryptic location information. Hmm... The plot thins...Hexamerous wrote:I don't really reverse search anymore. I try to find similar images on archive websites and wiki commons.
If you find one, you will likely find a bunch more from the same photographer. For instance, the one with Utah mountains enabled me to get the silo.