Planex ‘Office Fetish’ Campaign shot by Peter Coulson B&W Helmut-Newton-esque photos shot as a campaign for a minimalist office furniture company in Australia.

Planex ‘Office Fetish’ Campaign shot by Peter Coulson

B&W Helmut-Newton-esque photos shot as a campaign for a minimalist office furniture company in Australia.

City Silhouettes by Jasper James Reflections used to give the illusion of double-exposures, portraits over urban landscapes. Gorgeous stuff.

City Silhouettes by Jasper James

Reflections used to give the illusion of double-exposures, portraits over urban landscapes. Gorgeous stuff.

Famous Black and White Photos with Color Breathed Into Them by Sanna Dullaway

Famous Black and White Photos with Color Breathed Into Them by Sanna Dullaway

Behind Photographs by Tim Mantoani Famous photographers shot with their most iconic photographs, using the rare (and gigantic) 20x24” Polaroids.

Behind Photographs by Tim Mantoani

Famous photographers shot with their most iconic photographs, using the rare (and gigantic) 20x24” Polaroids.

The Girl With Seven Horses by Ulrika Kestere

The Girl With Seven Horses by Ulrika Kestere

Stanley Kubrick’s New York City Stanley had such a fantastic eye, it’s no wonder his films are as iconic as they are. This is a selection of candid street photography from NYC in the 40s & 50s; Phenomenally good stuff.

Stanley Kubrick’s New York City

Stanley had such a fantastic eye, it’s no wonder his films are as iconic as they are. This is a selection of candid street photography from NYC in the 40s & 50s; Phenomenally good stuff.

Exploration of a Russian Rocket Motor Factory by Lana Sator In case you somehow missed this; you should browse these images. Lana hit the urban exploration goldmine & it looks amazing.

Exploration of a Russian Rocket Motor Factory by Lana Sator

In case you somehow missed this; you should browse these images. Lana hit the urban exploration goldmine & it looks amazing.

Feet First by Tom Robinson Photography Clever take on travel photography; Wide-angle first-person shots with the feet in the frame. The consistency makes for a fascinating theme & he’s got a good eye for bright appealing shots.

Feet First by Tom Robinson Photography

Clever take on travel photography; Wide-angle first-person shots with the feet in the frame. The consistency makes for a fascinating theme & he’s got a good eye for bright appealing shots.

Iconic Images Without Their Subjects: An Artist’s Rendering I’m impressed with how powerful my recognition response was to a lot of these images, despite their missing subjects. Other artists with similar works: Brian C. Moss, Paul Pfeiffer, and Josh Azzarella.

Iconic Images Without Their Subjects: An Artist’s Rendering

I’m impressed with how powerful my recognition response was to a lot of these images, despite their missing subjects.

Other artists with similar works: Brian C. Moss, Paul Pfeiffer, and Josh Azzarella.

andrea galvani: higgs ocean ‘higgs ocean’ is the photographic documentation of a two-part project experimenting with the photographic potential of light and sound conducted off the coast for the svalbard islands in the arctic circle. 

andrea galvani: higgs ocean

‘higgs ocean’ is the photographic documentation of a two-part project experimenting with the photographic potential of 
light and sound conducted off the coast for the svalbard islands in the arctic circle. 

CV Dazzle: Open-Source Camouflage From Computer Vision by Adam Harvey I’ve always been fond of Dazzle, ever since discovering it in a high school history textbook. The modern resurgence of it to fool computers makes me happy. These looks, in particular, are awesome: Lady Gaga meets African tribal via unfortunate emo haircuts. EDIT: His other work, like SAVE AS, is also brilliant. You can find him on Twitter as @adamharv

CV Dazzle: Open-Source Camouflage From Computer Vision by Adam Harvey

I’ve always been fond of Dazzle, ever since discovering it in a high school history textbook. The modern resurgence of it to fool computers makes me happy.

These looks, in particular, are awesome: Lady Gaga meets African tribal via unfortunate emo haircuts.

EDIT: His other work, like SAVE AS, is also brilliant. You can find him on Twitter as @adamharv

China’s Abandoned Wonderland - Alan Taylor - In Focus - The Atlantic

China’s Abandoned Wonderland - Alan Taylor - In Focus - The Atlantic

Fade Away 1 by Matt Richardson

Some people say that what you put on the internet never goes away. Perhaps it’s just a cautious way of thinking about what you upload, but in reality, things really do fade away. And if a particular datum isn’t ever completely eradicated in your lifetime, it gets diluted among the huge amount of data that get uploaded everyday.

It was on this theme that I created Fade Away 1 for my Introduction to Physical Computing final. It performs a twitter search for the term “fade away” and uses an ultra violet laser diode to write these tweets on a phosphorescent surface. Each character has been programmed into an Arduino, which controls the servo motors and the laser.

Lykke Li - Sadness is a Blessing (Director Tarik Saleh)

I can’t tell if this is a love letter to Lost in Translation (the ‘Just Like Honey’ drums influence my opinion on that) or a stilted meditation on powerlessness in a relationship or what.

All I know is that it’s beautiful and it makes me feel something I can’t put words to. Most times, that’s everything I want.

LANA DEL REY - Born to die (by Yoann Lemoine)

The absurdly brilliant Yoann Lemoine strikes again; Creepy ghetto hipster romance meets Marie Antoinette via indoor timelapse photography.