French photographer and digital artist Cal Redback has created slightly unsettling portraits of people fused with nature.
Photography
Cloud Dance
Architectural Fashion
Architect and fashion illustrator Shamekh brilliantly combines both his passions in this series of photos.
Ancient Trees, Ancient Stars
Parisian Time Jumps
The Ghosts of World War past…
Gang Visage
The Mighty Mongrel Mob are the largest gang in New Zealand, with around 30 chapters across both islands.Access to the Mob is rare, which is why this photo series by Jono Rotman is kind of a big deal.
Modern Art
Moon Shadow
Hope it’s real.
From the Shadowlands
Ghost Bat
Ghost bat (Macroderma gigas), also known as the false vampire bat is native to Australia. Named for the extremely thin membrane of its wings that makes it appear ghostly at night. They have grey fur on their backs and pale grey or white fur on their undersides. They have long, narrow wings, but no tail, averaging 4.3″ in length. They have large ears for long distance hearing, and very sharp teeth so they can attack prey.
Deep in the Dark
Animalscapes
</2015 Sony World Photography Awards
Paper Art
Louise Brookes Portrait
1928 Louise Brooks – Photo by Eugene Robert Richee
Man ‘O’ Type
Top Snaps
40 Years to Tell
The Brown sisters have been photographed every year since 1975. The latest image in the series is published here for the first time.
Read NICHOLAS NIXON’s article on NYTimes>
Soho of Old
Lighting up the Dark
Wonderworld
Hobbiton is Real
Smithsonian Winners
To Dream of Cities
Too Hard to Keep
The images were from an ongoing project by Chicago-based artist Jason Lazarus, wherein he asks people to send him pictures that have such powerful emotional connections they can no longer stand to keep them, hence the project’s name, Too Hard to Keep (THTK).
Read Matthew Leifheit’s interview on Vice>
The Owlarium
Cartier-Bresson Revisited
‘Sometimes you need to break the rules. Henri Cartier-Bresson was a legendary rule-breaker, and his discordance with photography’s stymied role in culture changed the medium forever. His book The Decisive Moment, recently republished by Steidl, was groundbreaking when it was released in 1952 and still inspires photographers everywhere.’
Read the rest of Krystal Grow’s article on Wired>
Chinese Panorama
Northern Guangxi Province. Photograph by Trey Ratcliff.
Wave Mountains
By Ray Collins
Dark Bird
Staying Alive
Posters for a documentary about survivors of the Ukranian war by Dima Tsapko and Valeria Zhigalyova.
Untitled Film Posters
First & Final Frames
Stunning idea of showing the beginning and ending of films together in the same frame. Story telling in its simplest form, and real showcase for the cinematographer’s art.
Forces of Nature
Where is my Mind?
By Andrea Costantini
Canal Dreams
Inspired by Stories
Karolina Ryvolova a photographer from Czech Republic with the passion for beauty and nature inspired by myths and legends.
Vietnamese Hidden Smiles
Take The Stairs
By Korhan Kalabak
Night Wonder
Photo by and old colleague of mine Jamie Wright.
Hypnotic fusion
Portraits by Antonio Mora – My Modern Metropolis
Smokin’ Smokestacks
Conor Clarke takes photos of smokestacks. A niche perspective perhaps, but she has turned a subject that could have been mistaken for being boring into a beautiful art.
However, there is also a serious side to these portraits, in that she has chosen these stacks as the symbol of man’s threat to Earth’s climate.
Read Jacob Schiller’s article in Wired>
Transylvanian Treat
Alec Robciuc has strolled the Transylvanian mountains to capture a magical feeling from those famous lands.
Little People at it Again
Artist Slinkachu creates inventive scenes featuring teeny tiny people all over London.
3D Mapping Marvel
Bazillion Pictures creates a 3D architectural projection mapping on Union Station.
iPhone 6 World Gallery
Space Gif-iti
Gif-iti is creating an animated gif using wall graffiti. No artist George Ballantine has taken it to a bigger level using photos taken from space to get the photos.
Well Done.
Light on Marble
Mausoleum on Cementiri de Montjuïc, Barcelona
Realistic Animal Chairs
Maximo Riera, the creator behind the amazing Animal Chairs collection, has come up with a new piece for his easily recognizable collection – the Hippopotamus Chair.
Check out some of his others. Like my favourite the Octopus chair.
100 Famous Artist’s Studios
Something that has always intrigued me. Artist’s work spaces. Light seems to be key.
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