Wedding Photographer's Dangling Legs Frame Goes Viral
A wedding photographer in Bali, Indonesia, inadvertently created a viral jump scare when he included a worker's dangling legs in a pre-wedding photo shoot. Aditya Negara, who runs the wedding photography business Lemuriarts, was photographing a couple on the streets of Bali when he framed the shot with a workman's legs visible on a ladder above. The image, posted first in a carousel on Instagram, received over 300,000 likes and thousands of comments, with many viewers expressing shock and comparing it to scenes from JoJo Rabbit (2019) or Logan Paul's controversial 2018 visit to Aokigahara forest. Negara, known for using street objects to frame his photos, also used car windows and natural elements in the same shoot. The behind-the-scenes video shows how the shot was taken, and despite the divisive reaction, Negara's decision to lead with the image was bold. The photographer is praised for his skill in manipulating light and color, and for putting subjects at ease. The viral post highlights the unpredictable nature of creative framing in photography.
Key facts
- Aditya Negara is a wedding photographer in Bali, Indonesia.
- He runs the wedding photography business Lemuriarts.
- The photo shoot was a pre-wedding session on the streets of Bali.
- The image included a worker's legs on a ladder, creating a jump scare effect.
- The post received over 300,000 likes and thousands of comments.
- The top comment, with over 220,000 likes, said 'Bro the first frame scared me.'
- Comparisons were made to JoJo Rabbit (2019) and Logan Paul's Aokigahara forest visit in 2018.
- A behind-the-scenes video was shared showing how the shot was taken.
- Negara often uses street objects, car windows, and natural elements for framing.
- The photographer is skilled in manipulating light and color.
- The viral post demonstrates the unpredictability of creative photography.
Entities
Artists
- Aditya Negara
Institutions
- Lemuriarts
Locations
- Bali
- Indonesia
- Aokigahara forest
- Mount Fuji