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They all look like photos of the background montaged for each poster site - which makes me wonder, what do they look like at night? Pretty strange I assume. ;)
Edit: they photographed each poster and then photoshopped the situation into the scene where the posters are, says this article. The images only work when you see them from the right angle.
Heh. Cute.
Are these posters really transparent though? They seem like they can be in some cases, for example the one with the orange-jumpsuited prisoners - that type of poster-site can't be made transparent, it seems more likely it's a photograph specifically designed to be at that site.
In the Sonox case we had to build the transparent plexiglass posters ourselves, as regular poster media can't do transparent, there's usually lights and crap in them.
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