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A Photographer Who Tinkers with Time - Issue 22: Slow
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Adam Magyar’s gone viral. His recent series Stainless, in which video recordings of subway platforms are played out in super-slow-motion, has been rippling across the web. Magyar first films people on the platform from a speedily arriving train and then slows the footage down, highlighting details and expressions that are often missed and rarely remembered. Regardless of station—Berlin’s Alexanderplatz, Tokyo’s Shinjuku, or New York City’s Grand Central—Magyar’s video excerpts show crowded subway platforms that are at some times haunting, at others elegant. Waiting for the next train never looked so compelling. Grand Central An excerpt from Stainless, 42nd Street.Adam Magyar This two-minute excerpt is one small piece of the Grand Central clip; the entire video runs almost 11 minutes, (...)

A Photographer Who Tinkers With Time - Facts So Romantic
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A still from Stainless, AlexanderplatzAll images courtesy of Adam Magyar Adam Magyar’s gone viral. His recent series Stainless, in which video recordings of subway platforms are played out in super-slow-motion, has been rippling across the web. Magyar first films people on the platform from a speedily arriving train and then slows the footage down, highlighting details and expressions that are often missed and rarely remembered. Regardless of station—Berlin’s Alexanderplatz, Tokyo’s Shinjuku, or New York City’s Grand Central—Magyar’s video excerpts show crowded subway platforms that are at times haunting, at others elegant. Waiting for the next train never looked so compelling. This two-minute excerpt is one small piece of the Grand Central clip; the entire video runs almost 11 minutes, (...)