Source: http://weheartit.com/?page=35
“My sister’s roommate is an architect. Check out their suspended tree.”
everyone is trying to change your view
holy smokes this is a beautiful image
Robert Mapplethorpe - White Gauze, 1984
The World’s Greatest Hobbit Cupcakes (via Imaginarium Cakes)
Last Christmas, photographer Wes Naman and his assistant Joy Godfrey were wrapping presents in Naman’s photo studio when Godfrey randomly put a piece of scotch tape on her nose and pulled it into an awkward position. Naman followed suit by applying the tape to his lips.
Seeing the silliness contained in a simple household item turned a light on in Naman’s head. Fast-forward one year and the idea has blossomed into a project he calls Scotch Tape, in which he uses this pliable plastic to completely cover and distort people into zombie-like caricatures of themselves.
“I thought it would just be a fun side project but as it started to progress people really started to get into character and go over the top,” says Naman, who is based in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
See more of the smushy-fun over @ Raw File.
Source: http://www.wired.com
Zen Pencils Comic: 50. NEIL GAIMAN: Make good art
filed under: Neil Gaiman for best everything ever.
Richard Estes, Car Reflections, 1970
Stunning Starry Nights of Lincoln Harrison
Victoria, Australia-based photographer Lincoln Harrison has been taking pictures for just two years. Harrison says his images are created by taking one shot during twilight and then up to 500 shots in complete darkness throughout the night. Harrison says most of his pictures are of star trails and landscapes usually around Lake Eppalock in Victoria, Australia.
“Locations are chosen in pretty much the same way as I would choose landscape locations,” says Harrison. “I just drive or walk around until I see something that looks good.”
After Harrison returns from his night shoot, he processes the image in Adobe Photoshop, stacking the images using the lighten and blend modes, to create his spectacular images. He then adds the twilight image, sometimes shot using HDR (High Dynamic Range) and a combination of layer masks.
His favorite? At the moment Wormhole. You can see more of his incredible images at his website or at 500px.com
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Source: http://lincolnharrison.com/#/0