Posts tagged photography
All the little wonders we missed
Fabian Oefner’s dancing colours
What you see on these images are color pigments dancing on a speaker. By placing the pigments on a speaker and then playing music through it, the membrane of the speaker starts to vibrate, creating these funny looking figures. To capture the very moment, in which the pigments are lifted into the air, a microphone was attached to the flash system. Like this everytime the micro picks up a sound, it triggers the flashes.
Oriol Angrill Jorda does quite the job of making color pencil & watercolor look fantastically photorealistic.
Sylvain Meyer transforms mixtures of sand and water into flowing rivers of gold. To see more of these intriguing prints, visit the link below:
Amazing iPhone Photos
Selected images from a series of of iPhone photos taken by Brock Davis in 2012.
More of the iPhone photo series on WE AND THE COLOR
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Infrared Photography
Infrared photographs taken by France-based photographer David Keochkerian look like bizarre, saturated landscapes created from a Dr. Seuss illustration.
The creative director, Anna Burns and the photographer, Thomas Brown have done some weird and wonderful installation and painting work. Together, they have laced a set of familiar images on umbrellas, and made them into funky works of art in picturesque, public places, before, of course…
blowing them up.
DIY: Make Crazy-Detailed Light Paintings
Did you know you can make a light stencil without even cutting out a stencil?
All you need to do is make a box, print out a photo and slide it into the front. You can then pop your flash off through the box to make all kinds of raditudical light paintings.
See our step-by-step!
Martin Klimas drops porcelain figures from a height of exactly 3 meters. He then set up a sensor that operates the shutter as soon as the figures hit the ground!
Incredible Photos of Shattering Porcelain Figures
via Le Zèbre Bleu | Twisted Sifter
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