Millennium Falcon Crash

The Millennium Falcon crash lands on Earth.

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What caused the Millennium Falcon to crash in Manhattan?

It is the work of Nicolas Amiard, the famous photographer who brought the sci-fi empire of George Lucas to Earth with the help of Photoshop. As Amiard says, a trailers for the forthcoming episode "Star Wars" inspires him to connect the imagination of outerspace to the realism of famous travelers. Says he recognized that the addition of crashing Star Wars spacecrafts to some of the world's largest urban landscapes could have unexpected results.

The 30-year-old Amiard from Paris used his abilities for photomanipulation to transform an Empire TIE hunter into a classical London road scenery with a phone booth in the middle of the city. Others include Han Solo's Millennium Falcon, which crashed against the Manhattan seafront, an Empire Star Destroyer against the Paris skyline and a starighter in the alleys of Tokyo.

Usually devoted to commercials or TV graphics - and occasionally tattooed - Amiard says he's a Star Wars enthusiast, but sees his crash pictures as a unique show. "I' ve got two or three other creative ventures like this in my head, but there's no link to Star Wars," heds.