Taking stunning photos doesn’t have to be just a part of the life of great photographers or even being thought out and planned only by the great minds of that era and others in art history.
It is obvious that people with this gift have immense ease in the ability to use the elements present in their favor and create a scenario that for others seems unlikely, but enough inspiration and desire to do so properly with the collaboration of others for those moments. Which seems like a dream that has become the eternal reality in photographs.
- You may have already missed photos that could mark your life forever at some point.
- In your favorite place to walk or on the way to work.
- This company you’re unlikely to see?Never mind.
- What really matters in this sense is to have a projected image in your mind and repair it so that things happen in the real world.
It is with this will that the official photographer of the event since 2012, Larry Chen, saw his desire for a photo come true where, in the midst of a Formula Drift maneuver, all viewers’ mobiles were on. if to form a set of stars illuminating the ability of pilots.
In addition to having the ceremonial talent of the event, Jarod Deanda, there was evidently the vital participation of everyone present, lifting their mobile phones at the right time and creating lighting that any camera would want to capture.
The idea arose, according to Chen, almost by accident when looking at one of the photos of the event:
“I noticed two bright spots because people were using their mobile phones to record the event, but at the same time, the LED lights were highlighted automatically. It came to mind the idea of asking Jarod to ask people to help me with this epic photo, so I immediately texted him while I was in the race control tower.
Larry also revealed that he had managed to make three clicks within his initiative, but that due to the apparent movement of cars in the image and background, one of them (the one that was even posted on his official Instagram) is his favorite:
“I had three successful frames, although the first and third only show one more aligned car as they move at different speeds. The second was the best of the three, so that’s what I published.