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Vertigo

How to recreate the impression of vertigo?

The idea came to me from a small bridge spanning a precipice above the Ubaye river in the Alps.

The eye naturally follows the course of the stream and then loses its marks as it moves towards the opposite horizon; it tries to hold on to details in this vast panorama and is finally drawn into the vanishing lines of the image.

This image is a real panorama (I sometimes joke that it is the proof that the Earth is round), it is not a drone photograph. It is based on the composition of more than 80 shots, totaling nearly 2 billion pixels, and on a meticulous digital assembly for which I did not count the hours and days.

This image is in many ways unique.


vertiginous scenery of a river flowing through a canyon in the Alps from horizon to horizon - Vertigo by Philip Richard
Vertigo
A video from Vertigo - a Philip Richard Photograph
Video - Vertigo
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