The secret of the meteorite picture falls to Earth

Many people feel afraid to see this picture because they are afraid, the Apocalyptic disaster will happen.

The secret of the meteorite photo falls to Earth like the Apocalypse

Looking at this picture, do you think that this thousand-pound stone is dangling to threaten the sky of Quebec and it will make you afraid because the new geological disaster will happen?

But the truth is, that giant stone only exists in the unique photos of genius artist David Quentin .

With a passion for photography, David Quentin is always exploring new things and expressing them in his own way. And this time, he used stones to create a picture that seemed to be Apocalypse in front of his eyes. Although the idea came to him very unexpectedly, he immediately caught up and created many unique pictures.

At first glance at the picture, he considered a giant meteorite, weighing up to tons of tons rushing from the cliffs but the secret behind that was that the pieces of stone were not bigger than the hands.

In order to produce these pictures, David uses small stones just larger than his hands. After that, he tossed the stone up high and caught the precious moment when the stones "lined up" in the air.

It is because of using the angle of shooting with the method of taking subtle light, placed in a wide view that many people are tricked.

David had to move quickly during the shooting process to align the lighting as well as the proper rotation so that the small rock looked like a thousand pounds.

Many people said that the stone was taken at a great angle, as if it had been a good time for thousands of years.

There are times when David asks you to kick the stone, but sometimes he does it alone. Left hand tossed, right hand holding the machine so that it could catch the most accurate angle As a result, the images were born with unbelievable calm and sophistication.

David Quentin's picture always attracts viewers because of its sophistication and creativity as well as its deep philosophy. Each photo will give viewers a deep sense of the condensation of time and space.