In order for Stephen McNally to create "The Tourist" cubism collage, he would've:
1. Selected a location
2. Taken individual shots across the chosen scape.
3. These shots would've been focused on select parts of the grids, textures, or subjects from similar and unlike angles.
4. After the pictures are taken, they are overlapped or collaged together within a single image
5. Each segment could then be altered, blurred or filtered.
1. I think over 12 pictures are used in the combined image. If I had to gander it would be over 20 individuals.
2. They were taken at similar times of the day for the most part, or at least when lighting paralleled the overall. If anything, the left most section could've been taken later.
3. The alterations that stand out and are capabilities in photoshop are blur, adjustments of light and color, warp, and other changes.
4. Some considerations when it comes to the cubism piece would be how images align with similar angles and shared edges, even if from different perspectives and states.
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