This work is from his ‘Lakes and Reservoirs’ series in which ‘color photographs are soaked in the specific lake or reservoir water that they represent’. (via Photographs of painterly landscapes soaked in lake and reservoir water | Feature Shoot)

This work is from his ‘Lakes and Reservoirs’ series in which ‘color photographs are soaked in the specific lake or reservoir water that they represent’. (via Photographs of painterly landscapes soaked in lake and reservoir water | Feature Shoot)


(via Art review: Melanie Willhide at Kaycee Olsen Gallery - latimes.com)

Melanie is the best. Taking her Photoshop class this semester!

(via Art review: Melanie Willhide at Kaycee Olsen Gallery - latimes.com)

Melanie is the best. Taking her Photoshop class this semester!

photojojo:

Phillip Stearn’s Year of the Glitch is a daily documentation of strange yet beautiful glitches.

So far, Phillip’s focused on cameras — the photos here come from a 1.3MP Olympus digital camera,  a Canon G5, and a Canon Digital Rebel.

Year of the Glitch - Daily Glitches from Cameras & More

via NotCot

Related and possibly more awesome: Melanie Willhide’s To Adrian Rodriguez, With Love.

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theatlanticvideo:

A Hauntingly Beautiful Time-Lapse of Flowers Wilting

Katia Sergeeva’s Attenuation captures a delicate still life of plants drying up and fading with a painterly eye.

Via Vimeo’s HD channel.

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danielseunglee:

Somewhere in New York, 2011

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Laugavegur Trail, Iceland. (via National Geographic)