Photographer Luke Stephenson photographed every cornflake in a box, and made it into a short film.
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Dan Mountford is a graphic design student from Brighton who does wonderful double exposures
’in camera’ without Photoshop overlays. Via Notcot.
Earth Science: Picture of the Day has a collection of stunning sky imagery. And they throw in an education as well as photography tips too. Heavenly.
24hr view of the day
Lunar Eclipse Montage
Perseid Meteor and Star Trails
Partial Lunar Eclipse
Lenticular Clouds
A great use of digital image manipulation by Federico Cabrera for fashion brand GILLES ET DADA. I am loving how it looks like a modern, severe version of a tribe.
Lola Guerrera, a former student from the EFTI photography school in Madrid is in the process of creating dreamscapes of paper animals in their natural habitat. What a romantic notion.
Maia Flore manages to capture the sense of falling we all get when sleeping in the most beautiful and poetic way possible.
Simon Duhamel has an amazing series of photographs, where he perfectly lit a series of bubble packing infront of bright primary coloured background to amazing results.
Dan Holdsworth uses long, sometimes super long exposures to capture the amazing light that bathes his surreal landscape, resulting in a otherworldly, super-abstracted reality.
Jeff Burton does austere looking images, vanilla even, but gives them an erotic, subversive twist.
This unsettling art project by French artist and Hint friend Frederique Daubal. For her Hide and Seek photographic series, Frederique cut out pages from fashion magazines, sliced them into fringe and made them into masks resembling Muslim niqābs. It’s astatement on identity, transformation and what it means to be French today
Each year traditional herdsman take to the back country to round up thousands of horses, which have spent the summer grazing in the highlands. Throughout the three weeks of production, Lindsay and Paul shot on land and air, foot and hoof across the vast Icelandic landscape.
via The Big Picture
It takes a certain eye to catch the amazing amongst the everyday banal. via Unchanging Window.
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