Ask Mecha: How did he do this. There's an art exhibit by a chap called Bill Major at work at the moment. Whole streets appear to be photographed, but in many situations, the streets are too narrow to be photographed in the way that they're shown. →[More:] The linked photoset includes two photos of the same building. The normal photo shows the narrowness of the streets, but the other shows it as if it were photographed from several meters away. Although the skys are fake, I can see no obvious photo-shopping or patching. It's almost as if the guy has this HUGE wide angle lense. So, photography mavens, how does he do it? (Apologies for the poorness of my photographs)