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Ten years ago, after a tsunami struck near Chennai, India, a camera repairman named Sekar noticed a pair of displaced green parakeets perched near his back porch. He immediately started to feed them with rice from his home, and the birds soon nested nearby and slowly—and then not so slowly—began to multiply. The 62-year-old now […]
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Dancer – Tasha Koleso. Crimea 2015 “Solving the aesthetic problem, I also reveal many ethical questions. For me, such things as love and death are revealed through the aesthetic category, beauty is the predecessor of ethics.” Vadim Stein was born in Kiev (Ukraine) in 1967, where he got an education in the sphere of sculpture […]
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A series of posters created for the Reggae Hall of Fame. “Creating posters for the International Reggae Poster Contest and the Reggae Hall of Fame foundation is an ongoing project of mine that keeps me busy and excited since 2012. I am lucky enough to enjoy the friendship of Maria and Michael, the two founders […]
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“Morocco is a magical, mystical and romantic country. Snake charmers, dessert camel rides, chaotic Medina’s and more, all make Morocco such a unique country to experience through photograph. While traveling through southwestern Morocco on a recent Photo Adventure, I came across one of the most unusual sights. Goats in a tree. How could this be? […]
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Richard Calmes has evolved into one of the most prominent dance photographers in the United States. Over the past five years, he has traveled from coast to coast, capturing the beauty of some of the most gifted dancers in America, and his work has met with appreciation world-wide. Whether setting up his equipment in studios, […]
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Inspirational, positive and full of energy, Gone is about revival and hope, featuring a flock of elegant slow motion butterflies, which are endangered or extinct in the British Isles. A production of Elyarch Storyline: Revival of endangered butterflies, who come to life and fly away from the picture frame where they were initially constrained. Slow […]
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In the summer of 2015, Robbie Maddison and DC set out to blur the lines of what’s been done before and what’s only been dreamt of, in an attempt to fulfill a 3-year long ‘pipe dream’. Celebrated X Games medalist and multiple world record holding motocross athlete, Robbie “Maddo” Maddison, embarked on a journey to […]
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Surf Dog Ricochet is a world famous, award-winning surf dog who surfs for fun, wins surf dog contests & most importantly… SURFS WITH PURPOSE! She surfs solo, with children, adults, pros, celebrities, other dogs, a goat & even Rob Machado! She’s the only SURFice dog® on the planet who interacts and surfs with kids with […]
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Studio-dance photographer Alexander Yakovlev makes his images of professional dancers come alive by adding dynamic elements like exploding flour. Alexander Yakovlev: website / behance / facebook Via: boredpanda.com
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When an adorable tiny hamster is turned into a giant monster and is having fun terrorizing a miniature city playing Godzilla. A funny and quirky video created by Joel Jensen, Joseph Matsushima and Amy Matsushima. Tiny Hamster is the star of a new book!!! Tiny Hamster Is a Giant Monster is available now online and […]
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When the warm sensuality of tango meets the depths’ cold blue… “Sometimes we change the space around us to fit our ideas and sometimes space, place, or time dictates their rules. We can fight or we can embrace, the choice is ours.” Katerina Bodrunova: website Via: ufunk.net
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Dancing is one of the most graceful forms of art. And when this art mixes with photography, the possibilities are endless. Photographer Dimitry Roulland captures dancers, gymnasts and ballerinas in their most graceful form with urban cities as backdrops. The result? A breathtaking urban dance shot. The 22-year old photographer captures the intensity of grace […]
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