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Sherlock at Baker street in London with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman. [Photo/Icpress/Rex] |
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A pair of film lovers have traveled hundreds of miles across Britain to recreate moments from their favourite films and TV shows - at the exact locations they were filmed. Tiia Ohman, 25, and Satu Walden, 26, travel up and down the country to recreate their favourite scenes. At each location they fit footage from the film or TV show - shown on their tablet - into the wider landscape and take a photo of it. Their 'sceneframing' shots, as they call them, cover such films as Harry Potter and Les Miserables and TV shows including Dr Who and Sherlock. Speaking about their project, Tiia said: "This combines our love of TV and movies, photography, travel and much more". |
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