Michael Mapes dissected portraits. #photography
This is from Zhang Kechun, a photographer currently based in Chengdu.
He uses a large format camera to document the Yellow River; China’s second largest and thought of as the birthplace of Chinese civilisation. Its has also caused some of the world’s largest natural disasters when it’s broken its banks and flooded the surrounding countryside.
From his short essay, I think Zhang’s documenting the river and its ambivalent nature.
Sculpture by Seung Mo Park.
Hypnotic Outer Space video using actual footage from NASA’s Cassini and Voyager missions. By Sander Berg.
Hirst Butterfly #art #tatemodern #damienhirst #london (Taken with Instagram at Tate Modern)
Yeah I know I saw it on Tumblr, Great Portland Street #urban #iphoneography #london (Taken with instagram)
A 22-minute presentation of the winners of the Lens Culture International Exposure Awards 2011 — some of the best in global photography and multimedia today.
A1-29 (A1-The Great North Road), 1982, © Paul Graham #photography
Florian Imgrund’s Double Exposures in Monochrome
A German photographer got his first film camera two summers ago, and has been taking amazing photos ever since. Among them are some beautiful, nicely done double exposures. Take a look at some of his work after the jump!
Ori Gersht taking the concept of renaissance paintings and deciding to shoot them whilst being blown up.
German photographer Michael Wesely has spent decades working on techniques for extremely long camera exposures.
Paris, circa 1950 by Edith Gerin
- Page 1 of 10
- Next »
Noted elsewhere
See more-
GYOP.
-
Creativity is Subtraction – truth from Austin Kleon, part of his brilliant Newspaper Blackout project.
-
Truth. Richard Feynman, Jonah Lehrer, and Neil deGrasse Tyson would all agree.
-
The year was 1981, and Pentax had just manufactured their 10 millionth SLR.
To celebrate, they made 300 18 carat gold plated and brown leather...
