Cellar Door
Military themed wedding photos; click through for more.
Different wedding, different photographer, same theme.
I guess this is a thing, now?
“A jail cell dining room at “Alcatraz,” a mental hospital theme restaurant in Shibuya.”
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Rob Sheridan
Tokyo
Lisa Wiseman lives in San Francisco, where she collects photography books and contemporary art. Her photography is about transitions and in-between spaces. As a result, she shoots fashion and portraiture with a fine art eye. Of her work, she says: ‘Through a deliberate use of cropping, I create a narrative that focuses on elements that sometimes go unnoticed. My images often have a cinematic film-still quality, which makes the viewer feel connected yet voyeuristic. I want the viewer to create their own end to the story.
Carlos Alvarez Montero was born and raised in Mexico City and now lives and works in New York and Mexico City. His work focuses on the relationship between appearance and the creation of identity. He believes that you must judge a book by its cover since it’s there that you can find hints of what’s in the mind of a person. His work has been published in Time Magazine, Newsweek, The Fader, Vice, Picnic Magazine, and Neo2. He currently attends the School of Visual Arts Photography, Video and Related Media MFA program.
Turn on HD, turn off all distractions, full screen this video and just drift; It’s gorgeous. This is Kuroshio Sea, the second largest aquarium tank in the world.
The main tank called the ‘Kuroshio Sea’ holds 7,500-cubic meters (1,981,290 gallons) of water and features the world’s second largest acrylic glass panel, measuring 8.2 meters by 22.5 meters with a thickness of 60 centimeters. Whale sharks and manta rays are kept amongst many other fish species in the main tank.
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Shot by Jon Rawlinson
Music: “Please Don’t Go” by Barcelona
Simple, elegant mixture of fashion photos and pencil sketches.
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Photographer: Carlotta Mainago
Magazine: Mixte
Date: March, 2009
Model: Tanya Dziahileva
Stylist: Belén Casadevall
Other: Gustaf Von Arbin
No words, just watch it
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Exos by Steve Scott
Credits
Steve Scott - Director / design / animation
Geoff McDowall - Animation
Simon Goodchild - 3d animation
James Littlemore - editing / compositing
Philip Sheppard - music
Aaron Cupples - audio
Not to Scale - production assistance
I can’t speak Russian, but this appears to be a beauty pageant in a women’s prison. Strangely compelling
I really love Desktopography. Their creations have been the only thing to grace my background on my home pc for the last two years now.
I don’t know what it is about architects, but they all seem to have this beautiful style that’s hard to define. They take incredible simple, mundane things and make them compelling.
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Ghosts (Untitled No. 2)
Jens Windolf
I found Bob’s work via Feature Shoot, where I’ve been finding a lot of high quality stuff lately. I was kind of surprised when I went to his portfolio and discovered that he’s a successful advertising/editorial photographer.
I’m not sure why this was so surprising, but I get such a strong feeling of isolation and emptiness from a lot of his portfolio that I kinda assumed he went the art photographer route. Perhaps he’s one of the rare individuals who can manage both.
His work in Iceland is also beautiful, but I’m biased. I have a huge soft spot for that country.
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Title Unknown
Bob O’Connor
I’m not sure what it is about stuff like this that draws my attention. I think I’m in love with homages. If I actually went back to watch old pulp films, I’d probably be bored. But stuff like this is awesome; it looks amazing. I’m thinking that it’s not that I love pulp, but that I love the art of the homage.
If nothing else, it explains why I’m a Tarantino fan.
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PULP
Model: Joni Harbeck
Photographer: Neil Krug
