Love these abstract projections by Charles Bergquist,
See more here: http://www.work.charlesbergquist.com/#234113/Viernes-Show-Projections
Check out the octopus in the ‘Viernes Show Projections’
it’s intriguing!
-HIs photographic work is very nice too.
Portrait photography by Jelle van Seghbroeck. (via Photo Donuts)
Apparently Neil Krugg uses expired Polaroid film to get the vintage look,
which also adds an ethereal quality to his photos.
Great work!
See his flickr stream here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilkrug/
Justin Quinnell created these supernatural beautiful photos with a pinhole camera made from a soda can.
Each image represents a six month exposure.
See more photos here: http://www.pinholephotography.org/gallery/slow/index.html
Argentinean photographer who loves photo manipulation. Take a look at his personal work. (via ignant)
Patrick Winfield’s wonderful polaroid collages. (via dazed)
Great photos of Mike Tyson’s over the top kitschy and now abandoned mansion. (via 99express)
Photography by Sebastien Pourcel from France. (via therewasrain)
My old friend Elmar Trefz is collecting some stunning surf photos and videos on his blog called “Bronte Cam”.
London based photographer Alexander James created a series if Tokyo taxi sign photos. (via featureshoot)
Photos by Vallerie Phillips (via itsnicethat)
Photography by Kalle Gustafsson.
Inspiring photography by Kaatherine Squier from Texas, USA. (via therewasrain)
Great application that lets you take real time 360 panoramic photos. (via thenextweb)
Photography by Andre B. Meyers from Toronto. (via ignant)
Gorgeous b/w swimsuit photo session for Another Magazin by Lina Scheynius.
Adds a bit of meat to your fashion and photographs it on some elder ladies from Turkey. (via ignant)
Photography by Francesca Tallone who claims to have more film in her fridge than food. (via detangle.us)
42 year old french photographer Nicolas Descotte brilliantly encapsulates the mood in his photography. (via vvork)
Great photography by Kenya Nagamine, Creative Director from Taipei. (therewasrain)
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