Photographer Combines Movie Scenes With The Actual Places In A Single Frame
According to an artist Musa Bektash: “Ahoj everyone from Prague, Czechia. My name is Musa, living in the beautiful city of Prague. While I’m living here realized that a lot of movies shooting here, so I’ve decided to create photo project.
The city has an amazing architecture for historical movies and comparing the other European cities it’s cheaper and beneficial to make a movie in Prague. Plus Barrandov Studio is a great place for sci-fiction movies with tunnels, underground metro lines…”
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