Photographer Splices Movie Stills Into Real Life Using His iPhone
May 12, 2014
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This is a cool idea I wish I could have come up with myself. Photographer Francois Dourlen has a signature move where he shoots with his iPhone – well, not with his iPhone, but with his iPhone incorporated into the picture itself. Recently he picked up an interesting hobby where he saves stills from movies he likes onto his iPhone; what he does with them is unique, fun, and incredibly simple. As he goes on about his day, he takes those stills on his phone and shoots photos of them being implemented into real life scenery that – you might say – completes the picture.
The results are downright creative, and at times hilarious. You’ll instantly be able to tell that this isn’t a photoset that someone approached so seriously. This is something that captured my attention because of how out-of-the-box its concept is; it’s a fun idea, and it’s another example of how far a bit of imagination can take any of us. I love watching, studying, and analyzing film (my cinematographer posts probably already highlighted that) and the pictures from this set just brought back memories.
Here’s a few of the photos Francois Dourlen shot out of that collection. My favorite is of Vincent in the car – the look on John Travolta’s face in that scene still makes me laugh for some reason). Check out some more of his work at his Facebook and Instagram as well, if you liked this as much as I did!
[Photography by Francois Donfour]
Maaz Khan
Maaz Khan started off teaching himself photography with a disposable Kodak camera he got for his 7th birthday. His main weapons of choice are now the 5D Mark II, and an LG G2 when mobility calls.













































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4 responses to “Photographer Splices Movie Stills Into Real Life Using His iPhone”
Really creative – “: Photographer Splices Movie Stills Into Real Life Using His iPhone – http://t.co/D5aP9rezFt”
Well, not much a photographer. Teen girls do it better: http://fangirlquest.tumblr.com/tagged/sceneframing
interesting idea!
and why not, if you have time and energy
But this isn’t a “cool idea”, this is just someone stealing an idea already known, the only difference is an iPhone instead of a piece of paper:
http://cubeme.com/pencil-vs-camera-hybrid-works-of-drawing-photo-art-by-benjamin-heine/
Big deal, a guy does what’s already been done with a very minor change.
“Signature move”… Nope, not even original.