Category Archives: Photography
Tattoos-feel the life
James Hoisel is an artist from São Paulo, Brazil who has a great sense of humor. He uses a variety of different mediums to create fantastic caricatures that range from the famous to the obscure. Most of his work is created just by using Photoshop, where he spends countless hours perfecting every last detail.
Imagine of your face infront of “Blow Job”
At the Design Weekend in Vilnius, Lithuanian photographer Tadas ?erniauskas held a funniest photo shoots.Visitors to the TADAO CERN studio were invited to participate in an unprecedented photo session called “Blow Job” where a strong current of air was blown into their faces creating some incredibly funny facial expressions.
14 Amazing expressive pictures
New York-based photographer Jamie Beck and her counterpart Kevin Burg gaining a lot of recognition for their cinematic images with subtle movement. The motion in each image exhibits just the right amount of movement. Each gif takes a moment in time and eternalizes it in a series of repetitive loops of motion.
Global warming highlighted in Mumbai through swimming pool
As the world’s first carbon neutral bank, HSBC pursues environmental initiatives throughout its organization. To increase awareness of their website, www.globalwarmingsolutions.co.& educating people on minimizing climate change in a less theoretical manner,they glued an arial view of a city to the base of a swimming pool.
Fasten your seat belts,we are about to fly a motion ride
During the renovation of the Viennese Prater, the idea for a new attraction was born: a motion ride that takes visitors on a flight through this magnificent city and lets them experience several of the city’s unforgettable sights in a very unique way. A motion ride is an attraction in which visitors experience the platform moves, synchronized to the movements being viewed on the screen and gives the viewers the feeling of standing on a flying carpet. This film is made by Immortal-arts ,a Germany based studio.
Hair clip illusion
Swedish designers “Human Since 1982″ have created a hair clip with eyes on to make the wearer look like they’re standing the other way round and wearing a niq?b headdress.Hair Clip on Hair, the piece comprises a photograph of a woman’s eyes, attached to a metal clip.
Bird eye view of women of Kenya
French outdoor installation artist extraordinaire JR installed a 28 MILLIMETER: WOMEN Project in the “Kibera” slum of Kenya. JR photographed the women of Kibera and installed the photos as roofs to the subject’s dwellings. It does look impressive, and the material it’s printed on does help waterproof the roofs it’s installed on, apparenty, but I wonder if creating high tech art that’s best viewed from a helicopter is entirely sensitive its location in Africa’s biggest slum.
