Foto: Kad metro pasažieri izskatās kā cilvēki no renesanses (15)

Daudzi šādā veidā saskatītu vienīgi simtiem nogurušu, rūpju nomāktu cilvēku, taču Meta mākslas vēstures trenētā acs ierauga personāžus no itāļu renesanses un Holandes glezniecības zelta laikmeta mākslas darbiem.

Caur šādu prizmu pie vagona stangas pieķēries pasažieris vairs nav bankas klerks, bet gan Svētais Sebastians, bet preču katalogs sievietes klēpī kļūst par lūgšanu grāmatu.

Pēc autora vārdiem, Londonas metro šai nodarbei ir ļoti piemērota vieta: te ir veiksmīgs apgaismojums un – pats galvenais – telefonos iegrimušie cilvēki ir tik ļoti pārnopietni un vienlaikus nomocīti, ka izskatās gluži kā vairākus gadsimtus seni.

grāmatu ar šādu nosaukumu

 

16th century Tube Passengers no.1 (personal project of creating 16th-century-like portraits of commuters. All taken on my phone, retouched on my phone then sent from my my phone, all whilst on the underground journey). See the rest at http://www.matt-crabtree.com #streetphotography #londonart

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Jun 20, 2016 at 11:32am PDT

 

16th century Tube Passengers no.56 (personal project of creating 16th-century-like portraits of commuters. All taken on my phone, retouched on my phone then sent from my my phone, all whilst on the underground journey). See the rest at http://www.matt-crabtree.com

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Feb 8, 2017 at 2:47am PST

 

16th Century Tube Passengers no.104
(personal project of creating 16th-century-like portraits of commuters. All taken on my phone, retouched on my phone then sent from my my phone, all whilst on the underground journey). See the rest at http://www.matt-crabtree.com #streetphotography #londonart #selfpublish #photography #portrait #selfpublishbehappy BUY BOOK HERE ? @clicktobuybook

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Sep 15, 2017 at 12:44am PDT

 

16th Century Tube Passengers no.98
(personal project of creating 16th-century-like portraits of commuters. All taken on my phone, retouched on my phone then sent from my my phone, all whilst on the underground journey). See the rest at http://www.matt-crabtree.com #streetphotography #londonart

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Jul 17, 2017 at 10:32am PDT

 

16th century Tube Passengers no.93 (personal project of creating 16th-century-like portraits of commuters. All taken on my phone, retouched on my phone then sent from my my phone, all whilst on the underground journey). See the rest at http://www.matt-crabtree.com #streetphotography #londonart

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Jun 21, 2017 at 1:21am PDT

 

16th century Tube Passengers no.88 (personal project of creating 16th-century-like portraits of commuters. All taken on my phone, retouched on my phone then sent from my my phone, all whilst on the underground journey). See the rest at http://www.matt-crabtree.com

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May 26, 2017 at 6:21am PDT

 

16th century Tube Passengers no.79 (personal project of creating 16th-century-like portraits of commuters. All taken on my phone, retouched on my phone then sent from my my phone, all whilst on the underground journey). See the rest at http://www.matt-crabtree.com #streetphotography #londonart #16thcenturytubepassengers

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Apr 7, 2017 at 3:53am PDT

 

16th century Tube Passengers no.55 (personal project of creating 16th-century-like portraits of commuters. All taken on my phone, retouched on my phone then sent from my my phone, all whilst on the underground journey). See the rest at http://www.matt-crabtree.com #streetphotography #londonart #16thcenturytubepassengers

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Feb 8, 2017 at 2:46am PST

 

16th century Tube Passengers no.42 (personal project of creating 16th-century-like portraits of commuters. All taken on my phone, retouched on my phone then sent from my my phone, all whilst on the underground journey). See the rest at http://www.matt-crabtree.com

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Aug 8, 2016 at 1:01am PDT