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Times Square Photoshopped


I was listening to Leo Laporte’s iPad Today on his TWIT network and during the most recent episode (#82) of the show, he and Sarah Lane walked through MacWorld. One of the people they met up with was Bert Monroy, who is a prolific Photoshop artist. One of the pieces of art he did was the above featured Times Square, which is jaw dropping. The actual artwork is 5 feet high by 25 feet wide, its file size is 6.5 Gigabytes, it used over half a million Photoshop layers and it took over 4 years to complete!!

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Tom

The photo was taken October 2010. That does not seem like 4 years. ;)

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Stephen Clark

According to Bert Monroy’s site that I linked to, it took 4 years to create. That “photo” is an illustration done with Photoshop, not a photograph. He probably started it 4 years ago and then updated the elements of it to reflect the most updated rendering of Times Square. You will have to ask Bert for the details behind it.

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