Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

4.02.2010

Düsselwho?



The Düsseldorf School of Photography is a new book that highlights over 160 images in an astounding examination of the scope of the Düsseldorf School from the early 1970s to today. What most might stamp as mundane industrial buildings are captured with an objective eye. Beautiful.

6.17.2009

Infra Ed




MichiLauke snapped some beautiful photos using an infrared lens. Ordinary objects reflect infrared in proportions that differ from that of visible light, this transforms everyday green vegetation into white.

6.09.2009

Unknown Halsman



Oliver Halsman Rosenberg explores the peculiar angle of famous grandfather Phillippe Halsman in a new collection entitled 'Unknown Halsman'. Oliver spent two years sorting through the more iconic public images, private sessions, and family snapshots. End result is a genius collage of outtakes, quotes, and experimental portraits.

6.01.2009

Phantasmagorica







Cecile Bortoletti's photographs are quite beautiful. Her work can be seen in Dazed and Confused, Self Service, Crash, Purple, Studio Voice, Big, Barfout as well as in Libé Style, 20 ans, Jalouse.

5.14.2009

SanZhiPods

San Zhi is an abandoned "would be" vacation resort on the northern coast of Taiwan. Apparently the project was built sometime in the late 70's/ early 80's and was never actually completed. There are several stories as to why these remarkable pods were abandoned. Locals say the resort was closed after a series of fatal accidents occurred during construction and is now haunted. Some speculate it will be or has been torn down. Others rumor that destroying the homes of spirits and lost souls is a major no no in Asian culture. Haunted or not- I heart this place. It resembles a future life I believed I would have when I was a kid, courtesy The Jetsons perhaps.

More San Zhi Pods photos

5.13.2009

Little New York


Photography duo Nick and Chloe bring us Little New York. Adorable and yet fitting, have you ever tried to reason with a five year old? They always win.