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Smoking break
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by Bruno Barbey
Obidos, Portugal, 1983.
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Coney Island, 1959. From Brooklyn Gang.
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Long Exposure Neon Waterfalls
Christopher Jobson, thisiscolossal.comLike a freak midnight rainbow, this ongoing series of lit waterfalls titled Neon Luminance is part of a collaboration between Sean Lenz and Kristoffer Abildgaard over at From the Lenz. The duo dropped high-powered Cyalume glow sticks in a variety …
To the Wonder Movie Review & Film Summary (2013) | Roger Ebert -
A most fitting review to leave us with.
Google Street View Hyperlapse Is An Experimental New Way Of Wandering The World
Darrell Etherington, techcrunch.comGoogle Street View is maybe one of the most interesting and under appreciated technical developments of the past decade, but it’s all a little static when viewed through standard channels like Google Maps on the desktop or on a mobi…
Magical Landscapes by a Legend: Eyvind Earle
Benjamin Starr, visualnews.comThe work of Eyvind Earle is truly timeless, looking so current it could have been painted yesterday by a mature artist we’d flock to gallery openings for… but Earle passed away almost 13 years ago. His lifetime of work continues to inspire…
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Long Exposure Tree Landscapes by Pierre Pellegrini
Christopher Jobson, thisiscolossal.comSwiss photographer Pierre Pellegrini shoots some phenomenal long-exposure photographs of trees. The strong perspective and foggy atmosphere seemingly ever-present in his work creates images that are both beautiful and eerie. You can see hundreds m…
Me in Kyoto
Watercolor painting I made of my wife in Japan.
Unbelievable Close-Ups Of The Sun, Taken From This Guy’s Backyard
By Mark Wilson, fastcodesign.comYou’ve never seen photos of the sun like this, but can you believe that they were shot between telephone wires?
Alan Friedman’s backyard is full of cable wires, power lines, and trees. By night, many stars are occluded behind the haze of…