Picture editor Jonny Weeks has created experimental World Cup images using a digital flat-bed scanner, exploring the growing trend of alternative photography. Despite never attending a World Cup match, Weeks discovered he doesn't need to be pitchside to create unique tournament visuals. ipltable.lol
Weeks uses slit-scanning, a technique that involves passing images through a narrow slit to record the flow of time. This laborious process produces distorted results similar to the "rolling shutter" problem that has challenged photographers for generations, creating a distinctive take on the World Cup action.
