WORLD UNSEEN - EPISODE TWO
SEE NO LIMITS
A Winter Paralympic gold medallist skier feels the power of stunning sports photography
WORLD UNSEEN - EPISODE TWO
A Winter Paralympic gold medallist skier feels the power of stunning sports photography
In the film, Samo shows Menna his powerful black-and-white photograph of Slovenian Paralympian swimmer Darko ?uric?.
Not only is Samo on hand to explain his image, but Canon PRISMAelevate XL software and Arizona printer series further enhance Menna's experience. She's able to touch the image and feel how Darko is powering through the water, while hearing his incredible story.
On one plinth, Samo's image description is printed in braille, detailing the composition, the stark contrast between light and shade, Darko's movements through the water, and his incredible story.
On another, the photograph is printed in relief, making it a fully tactile experience. Menna can touch it and feel the differences in texture – the bubbles around Darko’s head and face, and the sheen of the black goggles covering his eyes.
At the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Paralympic Games, visually impaired alpine skier Menna Fitzpatrick became Britain’s most successful Winter Paralympian, winning slalom gold, super combined silver, giant slalom silver and super-G bronze at her debut Games.
Born and raised in Bled, Slovenia, sports photographer Samo Vidic is driven by a desire to achieve and create images that often defy the odds. Teaching himself the basics at 17, he now shoots live sporting events for clients such as Limex Images, Red Bull and Getty Images.
To make the experience possible, we printed Samo Vidic's incredible photograph using Canon PRISMAelevate XL software and Arizona printer series.
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