September 7, 2011 – 1:53 pm
Check out these awesome close-ups of spray paint cans from Moskito Bite.
Photo: Lewis Hine (Click to enlarge) Retronaut posted this photo over at Shorpy of what looks to be a young boy standing in the background of a group shot texting away on a cell phone. The photo was taken in 1911. He’s probably not texting of course, but it’s fun to think that time-travel might just be real…
Using a bit of creative Photoshop trickery, Josef Schulz has created several environments that I only wish were real after looking at his images. He strips the environments of any words and leaves only distinct shapes and colours often photographed at an odd angle. Visually stimulating work and I like it! Check out the entire series here.
I really like this series of photos by American photographer Drew Kelly. Entitled Explorations, this set is a depiction of the American landscape seen through the eyes of Kelly as he explored the American West between the years 2007 and 2009. Kelly says on his site that much of his country brings about opposing feelings in him, [...]
This photo called Warm Coat by Bobby McLeod is fantastic!! Bobby is primarily a nature photographer and his portfolio definitely shows it. He’s got some other great photos of tigers like this one and this one. Actually, he’s got a lot of photos of big cats but the snow ones with the tigers are my personal favorites.
If you’ve ever owned a camera, you’ve most likely taken a photo of clouds before, but you’ve probably never taken photos like these. Rüdiger Nehmzow is a German photographer who has an immense body of work, but I was recently introduced to his photos of clouds from 4 miles up. I don’t know much more information than [...]
April 12, 2011 – 12:16 pm
Photo: Tim Flach In a post entitled Spring Loaded, PDN posted this fabulous image above of an English Springer Spaniel coming up near some birds and flushing them out of the bush for a hunter to shoot at. The Springer Spaniel is well adapted to hunting as it is known to have an excellent nose. So good [...]
I’ll explain everything later this week. I promise. *EDIT* In short, a large portion of my brain had been consumed by work. I felt like I was not getting enough time to do the things I wanted and was feeling stressed out for no reason. I stopped going to the gym, stopped focusing on this, [...]
Photo: Spencer Lowell There’s something incredibly fascinating about seeing this real human brain sitting inside this plexiglass case. The brain, photographed by Spencer Lowell, belonged to Henry Molaison who died in 2008 and had a rare condition where his memory only lasted a few minutes due to surgery he underwent for epilepsy in 1953. Henry [...]
Photo: Alan Friedman The Discovery blog has an incredible photo of the Sun taken by Alan Friedman through a 90mm telescope and a special filter that only captures the wavelength of light emitted by hydrogen. You can see a much larger version of the image here.
