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<blockquote data-quote="darshana3g" data-source="post: 19183778" data-attributes="member: 349969"><p>How the Image Was Made</p><p></p><p>IronKite started with an aerial photo of a mastodon excavation in Hyde Park, New York, in 2000. He then digitally superimposed a human skeleton over the beast's remains.</p><p></p><p>The later addition of a digging man presented the biggest technical challenge.</p><p></p><p>"If you look, he's holding a yellow-handled shovel, but there's nothing on the end," IronKite said.</p><p></p><p>"Originally, the spade end was there. But [it] looked like it was occupying the exact same space as the skeleton's temple, making the whole thing look fake.</p><p></p><p>"Now it looks like he's just holding a stick, and people don't notice. It's funny."</p><p></p><p>IronKite also altered the color of the man's clothing to create a "uniform tie-in" with the white-shirted observer peering down from the wooden platform.</p><p></p><p>The two figures work to exaggerate the scale of the skeleton, he added.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="darshana3g, post: 19183778, member: 349969"] How the Image Was Made IronKite started with an aerial photo of a mastodon excavation in Hyde Park, New York, in 2000. He then digitally superimposed a human skeleton over the beast's remains. The later addition of a digging man presented the biggest technical challenge. "If you look, he's holding a yellow-handled shovel, but there's nothing on the end," IronKite said. "Originally, the spade end was there. But [it] looked like it was occupying the exact same space as the skeleton's temple, making the whole thing look fake. "Now it looks like he's just holding a stick, and people don't notice. It's funny." IronKite also altered the color of the man's clothing to create a "uniform tie-in" with the white-shirted observer peering down from the wooden platform. The two figures work to exaggerate the scale of the skeleton, he added. [/QUOTE]
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