Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Long exposure shots of Japans Fully Automated High-Speed Rail



Long Exposure Shots of Japans Fully Automated High-Speed Rail
Photographer Appura Pai has created a series of long-exposure shots taken from the new high-speed rail on Japan’s Yurikamome transit line.

The Yurikamome line is the first Tokyo transit line to be completely automated, and runs solely on computers. It connects the large artificial island on Tokyo Bay, Odaiba, to the rest of the

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Amazing Ronny Danielsen Photography

Ronny Danielsen is a fashion and music photographer based in Trondheim, in Norway. Respected photographer, he have done campaign for prestigious clients such as Dior, Warner Music, Sony BMG, Tique and Carne. He says to be inspired by photographer Richard Avedon, Annie Liebowitz et Anton Corbijn. A classic and clean style, with wonderful colors and lightings. More pictures after the jumpand on his

Saturday, January 22, 2011

Dancers Among Us-Photography Series from Jordan Matter

Jordan Matter, a New York photographer has worked as a photographer for 11 years. He has spent one year shooting his project “Dancers Among Us”. The project features performers from the Paul Taylor Dance Company performing difficult poses surrounded by normal people in iconic Manhattan locations, with the hope to highlight the skills of talented individuals. Here are some of the photos, check

Thursday, December 9, 2010

Amazing 12-Generals Series from Yoriko Yoshida

Inspired by 12 animals, Yoriko Yoshida, an inventive Japanese illustrator, has made 12 pieces of body armour. These unique body armours were endowed with Japanese culture, Chinese culture and more, and was exhibited at Nakameguro-lounge in Japan this April. We have collected the pictures of them below, enjoy!

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

The everyday lives of superheroes: 20 awesome images

Ian Pool Gregg Segal Dulce Pinzòn Wiseacre Photo Agan Harahap

Design in motion, 15 fantastic kinetic typography videos

Showbread – The Journey ABC YO-YO The Ten Commandments The 8 rules of Fight Club The Beatles – Help! 70 Years of Revolutionary Protest Music The Hush Sound – Lions Roar Kinetic typography of human rights Social Life, With Friends Minimalism – Kinetic Typography Poem Kanye West – I Wonder The Idiots are Taking Over NOFX Kinetic Typography Sherlock Holmes Kinetic

The genius of Aaron Nace, 15 fantastic photo manipulations

Forever young #1 Forever young #2Forever young #1

Food for Thought – Creative Food Advertising

If there is one category of advertising that I really love and which can also get me salivating it’s ‘Food’. Advertisers are always thinking up clever ways to get us excited about brands food products with some creative and clever advertising. Take a break and take a look and get some food for thought. Yummy!

Inception: 30 awesome posters, infographics and photo manipulations

and two bonus images… ;)

35 of the most incredible and creative bookshelves ever

Sometimes the best solution is very “simple”. Try to organize your books by colour… But this is the best…i think…

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

The art of cutting leaves by Nature’s Art

These are leaf cut out illustrations by Nature’s Art from China. Natural leaf carving is actual manual cutting and removal of a leaf’s surface to produce an art work on a leaf. The process of carving is performed by artists using tools to carefully remove the surface without cutting or removing the veins. The veins add detail into the subject matter of the carving. The material or most common

Coolest Anatomy Sculptures Ever

Two different artists on a similar concept.Andreas Scheiger, Austria, made an amazing “autopsy” on a font, and Jason Freeny has created funny and cool anatomical models of famous characters from cartoons, videogames and art toys. Andreas Scheiger Jason Freeny

Under the rain with Gregory Thielker

Gregory Thielker is simply amazing. His oil on canvas artworks depict rainy days viewed from inside a car so realistically that you can almost feel the wet and cold weather, looking at them. The realism in his work is not just in his stunning technique, but also in the way the paintings can give you the peaceful and melancholic feeling of a car trip under a pouting rain. Welcome Autumn. “

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Interesting Photography by Kevin Saint Grey

Bird on a Wire I absolutely love the photography of Kevin Saint Grey. These are the most "interesting" photos according to Flickr. His user name there is primer. He has a great eye for minimalist, abstract, and black and white photos. Many of these would make fantastic prints. Wormhole The Human Gene Resequencer Superman Threading the Needle Evaporate Into Infinity Metropolis Study 001 Tall

Haha Amazing Attempts to Fly

When you were a child, did you ever perform any experiments to find out if you had superpowers? My guess is that some of you did. Perhaps you tried to concentrate really hard in an attempt to move an object with your mind. Or, maybe you tried to flap your arms really fast to see if you could fly..."Attempts to Fly" by Conan Thai celebrates childhood imaginations

Monday, September 6, 2010

Fashion & Beauty Photographer Yulia Gorbachenko (9 pics)

"Color, flare, and beauty are my addictions. My heart serves as guide – it never fails. My inspiration is unpredictable but its beauty precise. I see it, touch it, feel it, smell it; I find it everywhere." Yulia Gorbachenko via Yulia Gorbachenko

Dancers in Motion (15 photos)

Dancers are admired for the way they move. Fluid and graceful, they are often seen twirling and spinning across an open stage.Photographer Bill Wadman wanted to capture these movements, but in an unconventional way. Instead of taking boring still shots, he decided to go with long-exposures, allowing us to track the movements of these modern-day ballerinas.Here's

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Surreal Photo Manipulation: 40 Amazing Artwork

Surreal photo is basically displays of a designer’s rich imagination of subjects which then injected into real pictures. Most of these surreal pictures are captivating be it pleasant or not because it is not what we experience in our daily life hence it is out of norm. Given it is not an event we could not possibly experience, it leaves a huge dimension for viewers to interpret what does the

Wednesday, August 11, 2010