Scanner Creates World Cup Art Photos

Although he's never attended a World Cup match, picture editor Jonny Weeks has discovered a way to create experimental images of the tournament. Using a digital flat-bed scanner, he adapts his favorite photos from the tournament and explores the trend of alternative photography.

Weeks uses a technique called slit-scanning, which involves recording the flow of time to produce distorted results. This laborious process creates unique images that almost celebrate the problem of 'rolling shutter,' which has long vexed photographers. realschule-moosburg.de