But it was in the works for a long time before that.
One of her first photography classes in college involved her learning alternative methods of capturing images.
It was captured over the course of a minute.
“Lockdown Vultures (Moab Mesa),” 2021
The total number of images she combines can also vary, ranging anywhere from 500 to 5,000.
Physicists now say that theres no such thing as linear time, at least not outside of human perception.
If linear time really is an illusion, then maybe these photos are what flight actually looks like.
“Lockdown Vultures (Moab Slope),” 2021
Scroll down to see more of Mitschs incredible composite photos from her seriesLocked Down Looking Up.
Lockdown Swallows 3, 2020
Lockdown Dragonflies, 2020
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