Daft Punk tribute shot by Calvin Courjon in Bangkok
When French photographer Calvin Courjon shot a tribute to his favorite artists 2 years ago, it obviously didn't cross his mind that Daft Punk would come to an end in 2021.
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Courjon is specialized in automotive photography, so he used a Porsche in the photoshoot, bringing his two legendary great passions together in these pics in Bangkok.
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The photographer has never seen Daft Punk live, but we know that the music never stops.
