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I Create Superimpositions Of Different Photos To Show The Contemporary Life Of Metropolises (73 New Pics)
Through my many complex experiences trying to bring exposure to urban photography, I've dedicated a big part of my life trying to create the superimpositions of several pictures which are an abstract representation of cityscapes and contemporary life from modern metropolises like Rome, New York, Paris, Berlin, and many others.
By juxtaposing different images, my aim is to show how a usual image can be turned into a conceptual one where everything is duplicated, the lights and the structures multiply and build a new vision of urban life. Therefore, I try to feed my inspiration by taking a walk every single day as some sort of a modern flâneur. During these walks, I take street photos of my city or in cities that I am visiting when I’m travelling.
In my everyday life, I always try to look for something beautiful around me. That’s why my project is called “Urban Melodies.” I believe that you can always find something beautiful—whether it is a traffic jam or a building in ruin, I strictly believe that it’s possible to find beauty everywhere.
Once upon a time, I read one particular quote that said: “Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not.”
― Ralph Waldo Emerson, Emerson's Essays.
Please find my previous work by clicking here.
More info: Instagram | alessiotrerotoli.com
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#1
Rione Monti (Roma)
Final score:
22points
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#3
Blue (Roma)
Final score:
15points
Melissa Spencer 6 years ago
It is interesting how, by overlapping all the photos, the pieces all look like paintings. They are beautiful.
#4
Via Capitelli (Napoli)
Final score:
15points
#5
Metropolis (Chicago)
Final score:
15points
#6
Rue Petrelle (Paris)
Final score:
14points
#7
Pescheria (Catania)
Final score:
14points
#8
Lungotevere (Roma)
Final score:
13points
#9
Valparaiso (Chile)
Final score:
12points
#11
Santo Spirito (Roma)
Final score:
12points
#12
St. Martin (London)
Final score:
11points
#13
Telephone (London)
Final score:
11points
#14
Nightrain (Roma)
Final score:
11points
#16
Coppedè (Roma)
Final score:
10points
#17
Millennium Park (Chicago)
Final score:
10points
#18
Allerton (Chicago)
Final score:
10points
Darlene Michuk 6 years ago
This one is scary, reason being, looks like, somebody is under the influence. Have before seen in a positive light meaning something to that individual. Knew of two brothers Both of A.A. and a another lady who became a abstainer. Totally unrelated different cities and decades apart. One had a beautiful mirror you have seen them layered type, his brother do not remember. The young lady had a picture of two men in a row boat on stormy ocean water. Really meant a lot and the struggle they endured.
#20
Trieste
Final score:
9points
#21
The Untouchables (Chicago)
Final score:
8points
#22
Michigan Avenue (Chicago)
Final score:
8points
#25
Traffic Lights (Roma)
Final score:
8points
#30
New York, New York
Final score:
8points
#32
Martina Franca (Italy)
Final score:
8points
#45
A Moveable Feast (Paris)
Final score:
7points
#54
Conciliazione (Roma)
Final score:
6points
#67
Turn Left (Roma)
Final score:
4points
#70
Kimolos (Greece)
Final score:
3points
#72
Lille (France)
Final score:
3points
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Titas Burinskas 6 years ago
The effect creates an intensity that reminds me of impressionist paintings. Well done!
Raine Soo 6 years ago
That is an interesting observation. I see it as more like cubism.
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Melissa Spencer 6 years ago
Beautiful and original. I have bookmarked this page so that I can come back and spend more time looking at all the details in each piece.
Titas Burinskas 6 years ago
The effect creates an intensity that reminds me of impressionist paintings. Well done!
Raine Soo 6 years ago
That is an interesting observation. I see it as more like cubism.
Load More Replies... Melissa Spencer 6 years ago
Beautiful and original. I have bookmarked this page so that I can come back and spend more time looking at all the details in each piece.
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