May 29, 2014: Dylan Ozanich's Movement

In a series of 8 photographs, photographer Dylan Ozanich captures "movement" by wrapping people in color ropes and having them, well, move. This captures both the starting position, the stopping position, and all the movement in-between.

The movement then creates lines, which create their own unexpected beautiful design. The ugly static background settings serve as a stark contrast.

See his gallery for more images: "Movement"

That's fun.

This guy forces people into his dungeon, wraps them with neon tasers, and photographs their agony?
Is that legal? I guess it's easy to forge waivers and dead men tell no tales.
I'm ok with it as long as it's a hobby, but not a commercial operation making snuff photographs.

Photog: You keep moving, STAND STILL!!!!


Kewl pix.