Scanner Creates World Cup Art

Picture editor Jonny Weeks has developed a unique approach to World Cup photography by using a digital flat-bed scanner to create experimental images from the tournament. Although he has never attended a World Cup match, Weeks demonstrates that you don't need to be pitchside to create innovative football photography.

Weeks explores the slit-scanning technique, an alternative photographic process that records the flow of time. This method produces curiously distorted results, almost like celebrating the problem of 'rolling shutter' which has vexed photographers for generations. The technique creates visually striking images that offer a fresh perspective on the World Cup action. truewildslot.com