Dali Atomicus
Author: Philippe Halsman
Created in 1948
© Philip Halsmann
This image is absolutely crazy, because it is 100% authentic. The guy jumping represents Salvado Dalì who paints these cats jumping in from the right and getting splashed by the water. To create this, real cats we throwed, a buckets of water emptied, objets were hanging on strings, and lastly Halsman wive holds the chair whos shadow floats. This is the most creative picture I have ever seen. Taken in 1948!
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Atmosphere and the point of view
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