When You Want To Communicate Something. Change Perspective!

June 12, 2010

in Beautiful,Innovate,Just another day,People,Simplicity,Video

Have a look at the video below and tell me if you’re not amazed. Turning things up side down. Black becomes white. Faster when you’re used to going slow. Smile when people expect you to be sad. Something big when people expected something small. Diving when people expected skydiving. Whatever you do, don’t do what others have done before you.

Guillaume Nery filmed on breath hold by Julie Gautier sure knows how to change perspective.

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  • Sophie

    Beautiful! I love it.

  • http://www.thedigitalape.com Ben Lloyd

    Quite amazing, my world is now upside down…again..

    How about this for a change of perspective:

    ''Bungee Climbing'

    - You attach yourself to bungee rope which is attached to the ground next to a cliff.

    - You see how high you can free climb the cliff before the elastic slams you back down to the ground!

  • http://www.ronnestam.com/ Johan Ronnestam

    Great idea!

    You go ahead and do it and I'll blog it :)

  • http://www.searchengineoptimisation.com Phil

    Nice reading…….but somehow does it apply each time for each thing

  • http://www.promoafaceri.com Promoafaceri

    Interesting video, something unique. Power to defeat the power to go beyond the boundaries …

  • http://www.SiteDoublers.com/ John Hyde

    He isn't just saying “I am different” – he's *being* different.

    It's a paradox that just about every creative agency on the planet is saying “we are different” – the way to be different would be to say “we are the same”.

    Or to be different – very different and visibly different.

    I've decided to stand out on my LinkedIn page. Everyone else on LinkedIn is big-mouthing “Senior Executive Big Shot Blah Blah Blah”. I'm not.

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