Similar to Olafur Eliassons photos, this is about the presentation of the photo as well as the quality of the photo. However this one has quality and good presentation. He has taken a panoramic shot of a landscape and he has cut it up into four pieces and then places them back together but with a gap in between each cut of the photo. This makes it look like there are four different sections that make up one photo however you can obviously tell it is the same photo all the way throughout. It is almost as if he is splitting up the different pieces of the landscape so when it changes to a different scenery, he cuts it and breaks it up from the rest of the photo so you focus of one bit of the photo at a time so you can really take it in and appreciate it.
I really like Maros Krivys photos because his technique is really good but this hasn't taken away from the quality of the photo as the presentation enhances the quality by making you look at it more in depth. I also like the fact that it is a panoramic photo as this makes it look a lot better.
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