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ryandonato: These seemingly large-scale installations, Pseudodocumentation masterfully created by David DiMichele, take natural phenomena and installation art to a whole new level. By paying attention to small detail, composition, placing a few humans in for scale and taking low-angle photographs, DiMichele is able to capture larger-than-life artworks that resonates the viewer so they are forced to pay attention to detail all while subliminally tricked to the perceptual full-scale models. 
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ryandonato: These seemingly large-scale installations, Pseudodocumentation masterfully created by David DiMichele, take natural phenomena and installation art to a whole new level. By paying attention to small detail, composition, placing a few humans in for scale and taking low-angle photographs, DiMichele is able to capture larger-than-life artworks that resonates the viewer so they are forced to pay attention to detail all while subliminally tricked to the perceptual full-scale models. 
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ryandonato: These seemingly large-scale installations, Pseudodocumentation masterfully created by David DiMichele, take natural phenomena and installation art to a whole new level. By paying attention to small detail, composition, placing a few humans in for scale and taking low-angle photographs, DiMichele is able to capture larger-than-life artworks that resonates the viewer so they are forced to pay attention to detail all while subliminally tricked to the perceptual full-scale models. 
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ryandonato: These seemingly large-scale installations, Pseudodocumentation masterfully created by David DiMichele, take natural phenomena and installation art to a whole new level. By paying attention to small detail, composition, placing a few humans in for scale and taking low-angle photographs, DiMichele is able to capture larger-than-life artworks that resonates the viewer so they are forced to pay attention to detail all while subliminally tricked to the perceptual full-scale models. 
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These seemingly large-scale installations, Pseudodocumentation masterfully created by David DiMichele, take natural phenomena and installation art to a whole new level. By paying attention to small detail, composition, placing a few humans in for scale and taking low-angle photographs, DiMichele is able to capture larger-than-life artworks that resonates the viewer so they are forced to pay attention to detail all while subliminally tricked to the perceptual full-scale models. 

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