Let's file this one under "simple photo concepts though not as simple as they might first appear.":

After Katrin Korfmann studied photography at Kunsthochschule Berlin and Rietveld Academie in The Netherlands, she settled down in Amsterdam, where she practices a style of photography that confuses perspectives and the spatial relationship between people and their surrounding environment. More specifically, this means she takes lots of wonderful bird's-eye-view photographs of people on the street from way up high above them.

"Stemming from her background in photography, Katrin Korfmann’s works in various media – photo works, videos and installations – are concerned with photographic concepts of framing, perspective, and the social dimensions of perception, such as the relationship between the observer and the observed, the effect of the camera on behavior and the social codes of looking in public environments."

In her latest series, "Count for Nothing," Korfmann documents her travels to places like Lisbon, Madrid, Berlin, Cambridge, Tehran and Pamplona, where we're treated to a bird's-eye-view of the Running with the Bulls. The images are actually photo collages made by layering several images taken over a series of time to give a sense of progression and movement.