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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It “Here are some of the balloon sculptures I’ve been working on this year. I am obsessed with birds (Mostly British and European) and have been since I was a child. Each sculpture takes a couple of hours to make and then more time […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Dr. Dain L. Tasker, an early 20th century radiologist, was attracted to a different feature of the blooms—their anatomy. Using X-ray film to highlight the soft layering of petals […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It This series of playful photographs and full color is the work of Leslie Schneider a.k.a @splendidrags, talented self-taught photographer, retoucher, creative developer and traveler from Los Angeles, California. In her polychromatic feed, Leslie reveals with […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It A personal project experimenting with typography. a B C D explores the relationships between memory and reading, the phenomena of precognitive interpretation of words and letters. Paper collage on wood panel, 21.1×30.3cm, x 4 Lola Dupre: website / instagram / behance
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It While you might think that you’re looking at pictures of Audrey Hepburn, Vivien Leigh, and even Anne Frank, you’re actually looking at Annelies Maria Francine, a 17 year-old Belgian […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Surprisingly but none of these photos are photoshopped. French artist Philippe Ramette loves to create such thought-provoking photos. The French artist Philippe Ramette believes nothing should ever be faked. His improbable, […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It “I am a Netherlands-based fine art photographer Gabriele Viertel. My works are mainly created underwater. I use water to create a thought provoking mood and skilfully chiaroscuro lighting that leads to a dramatical surrealistic visual narrative. The photographs are a tightrope between the world of […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It “Have you overlooked something? Take […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Talented Ukrainian photographer Vyacheslav Mishchenko created this fascinating series of macro photographs that explore the incredible world of tiny creatures like snails, mollusks, insects and […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Broken Mirror/Evening Sky is a series of images by New York photographer Bing Wright who captured the reflections of sunsets on shattered mirrors. […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It German photographer Michael Wesely has spent decades working on techniques for extremely long camera exposures — usually between two to three years. In the mid-1990s, he began using the technique to document urban development over time, capturing years of building projects in single frames. In […]
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Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Rapid Bloom is the latest series of the photographer Martin Klimas which dips flowers in liquid nitrogen and is then exploded with an air gun. The flowers appear distorted as their structure and texture are undermined. Via: fubiz.net Martin Klimas: website
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