Friday, February 11, 2011

The Face Of Tomorrow Project: Buenos Aires


The Face of Tomorrow is a concept project that explores what the "average" person of various cities around the globe looks like. These composites are what the average porteño and porteña, citizens of Buenos Aires look like, when the photographer layered the photographs taken at the Retiro train station.
The face of tomorrow is an open source project, so anyone can participate in adding their city, for further details click here.

Posted by Joli at 5:25 AM

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Katie said...

Cool find! The project concept is very interesting, but I would like to see them use a larger sample of photos to form the composite image. It would also be nice to see a composite image from an area in Argentina where there is more of an indigenous presence, say Salta.

2:02 PM
Joli said...

Well if you go on a vacation, you could participate and take the photos of the locals :)

10:15 PM
Nikita said...

This is very interesting! I'd love to visit Argentina one day, particularly to learn more about its dance culture.

http://tangoinhereyes.blogspot.com

7:35 PM
Bruno de Souza said...

Olá, ouça meu TANGO brasileiro e me ajude a dovulgá-lo.

Tango
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8lKngpsvGM

Ópera
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgGWRjNT_xI&feature=related

Eu, Bruno de Souza
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEM1vVWsVDw

@brunodesouza123

Obrigado. Abraços.

11:59 PM

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