An Entire Day Captured in One Photo

Peter Langehahn is a photographer from Germany who approaches most of his images a bit differently than most of us. Instead of photographing a single moment, Peter captures the “collective scene” of an entire event. Standing at just one vanishing point, Peter takes panoramic images throughout each event and combines them in a unique composite image that features the best moments throughout the day. Sometimes these images total over 3000 captures and the edits can take up to 60 – 90 days. I must say I’ve never seen anything like this but it’s definitely a way of branding your own photography into something no one will forget. I’m sure someone out there has done something like this before; what are your thoughts on this technique?

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