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Flowers/Water by Ela Zubrowska

Photographer Ela Zubrowska is born in 1982, studied psychology and law at Savoy University, France. Studied photography in AF in Warsaw. Worked as cultural radio correspondent and cultural events organizer. From 2008 back in Cracow. Freelance photographer and graphic designer. Lecturer at Academy of Photography in Krakow.

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Icelandic Volcanoes by Marcel Musil

Photos by Marcel Musil, a Czech travel photographer.

Iceland is about half the size of Great Britain. Again half of its land area consists of a mountainous lava desert, with 130 volcano mountains. Only 1% of the land is cultivated.

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Forest Paintings by Tzu-Chi-Yeh

Tzu-Chi Yeh (born 1957 in Thailand) is a renowned painter whose works have been presented in various solo and group exhibitions at home and abroad. Particularly noteworthy are his infamous forest paintings which resonate a powerful beauty that is fascinating when you consider how the viewer would likely experience a very different sensation if he/she were to find themself in the same location that inspired the works. There is a deeply magnetic feeling coming from these paintings and from the very first glance you can’t help but be pulled into them — it’s almost as if your mind is telling you “Let’s get inside of there.” In reality, we so often find ourselves in natural locations very much like these, but fall prey to the relative subjectiveness of not being able to see the forest for all the trees. In these works, however, you get the best of both worlds.

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‘Breakfast Interrupted’ by Bruton Stroube

Фотографите от Bruton Stroube, освен приятни кретени са и едни от щастливците имали подръка хиперскъпа високоскоростна камера, Phantom HD Gold (1000fps / 1920х1080) и достатъчно свободно време, за се поглезят и да заснемат кухненския апокалипсис Breakfast Interrupted. Повече в блога им.

One of our most recent shoots, titled Breakfast Interrupted, is now live for your viewing pleasure. Shot primarily with the Phantom HD Gold at 1000fps, the piece is designed to showcase food in a beautiful and unusual way.

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FIELD x SEA x GF Smith

Интересен проект с участието на SEA Design, моите любимци от FIELD, които съм хвалил и преди, и техния благороден клиент GF Smith, чиято дейност в последните сто години е производство и дистрибуция на един от най-важните ресурси в сферата на дизайна – хартията.

Over the course of the last 15 years digital technology has been quietly revolutionising the print industry. Yet the limited potential of early digital equipment to handle a variety of quality papers hasn’t always lived up to a paper specifiers expectations. Recent advances have seen new digital presses handle a huge variety of textures, colours, recycled papers and non-paper-based substrates.

GF Smith approached us to create a Digital paper promotion to showcase their expansive portfolio of digital papers, as well as, the technological potential of the latest digital presses.

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‘Noble Studio’ for ‘Fred Perry’

След няколко години работа като единствения inhouse дизайнер на любимата на малки и големи футболни хулигани по света Fred Perry, Стивън Гоул (Stephen Gaull) отваря собственото Noble Studio. Намира се в Ковънт Гардън, Лондон. Честно казано силно му завиждам заради възможността да работи за такава марка и най-вече заради логото на Fred Perry, което е един от най-любимите ми запазени знаци, въпреки модата на хералдическите знаци, клонки, венци и коронки в лого дизайна напоследък, която малко или много размива качествата му.

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‘Map Works’ by Matt Cusick

Мат Кусик (Matthew Cusick) използва свръхстранен материал, за да създаде творбите си от серията Map Works – географски и топографски карти. Не че не сме виждали подобни странни хартиени заигравки, но самата спецификика на картите придава много приятен вид и на самостоятелно добрите неща на тексасеца. Човек лесно може да се загуби в детйла, който можете да разгледате подробно в личния сайт на артиста.

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‘Welcome to Pyongyang’ by Charlie Crane

Ако все още мислите, че убедителни хуманоидни роботи с прилично AI все още не са изобретени, помислете пак. След втрещяващото филмче за КНДР от сериите ‘The Vice Guide to Travel’ на VBS TV (телевизията на списание Vice) за Северна Корея и абсурдните снимки на английския фотограф Чарли Крейн (Charlie Crane) впечатленията ми за “Сталинисткия Дисниленд”, пълен с тотално филмирани хора се затвърдиха и вече никой не може да ме убеди, че Северна Корея не е най-грандиозния и дълъг флаш-моб пърформънс в света. Не, сериозно. (Pyongyang = Пхенян)

How do you photograph one of the most secretive countries in the world? For Charlie Crane the answer was simple, photograph what they want you to see. If there is no possibility of getting underneath the surface then the answer was to photograph the surface itself. This series is taken from a larger body of work in Pyongyang, the capital city of North Korea. Although not commonly thought of as a holiday destination all these photographs have been taken at tourist sites throughout the city. It took over a year for Charlie to get permission to go in with his camera: he was not allowed to take his mobile phone past customs and was met by two guides who were to accompany him at all times throughout his trip. At first they appeared robotic in conversation as if reading from a script, telling of their countrys great achievements. After a few days and many polaroids the guides became more relaxed and personable. Working with such tight restrictions in a country once described as a Stalinist Disneyland was a real challenge but the result is the strongest body of work that Charlie has produced to date.

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Garmonique Photography

Мрачните снимки на руснака Garmonique са неадекватни, потискащи, лъхат на самота и меланхолия, композирани и тонирани съвършено. Въпреки привидната им странност и стерилност успяват да провокират пъти повече емоция и настроение от почти всички други снимки, които съм виждал досега. Задължително трябва да разгледате огромното му портфолио от над 500 снимки в Behance или Flickr.

If the word ‘melancholy’ does not appear in this post, I am not doing my job. Sure the photographs of Garmonique are a little on the gloomy side, but that doesn’t stop them from being absolutely gorgeous. The color and composition of each is tremendous.

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‘Disassembly’ by Todd McLellan

Като наследствен Инженер нямаше как да устоя и да не пусна тази фотографска серия на канадеца Тод МакЛелън (Tod McLellan), която предава естетическата страна на усещането да разглобиш нещо на съставните му части, fuckin’ priceless.

Sometimes the most beautiful way to view an object is not by the sum of it’s parts, or so believes Canadian artst, Tod McLellan.  His latest body of word entitled, “Disassembly,” is a series of photographs of various technological objects which he has painstakingly unbuilt then arranged in an aesthetically pleasing order.  I don’t think McLellan is trying to better our understanding of how devices work or even improve our appreciation of the meticulous nature of everyday machines, it seem to be more a celebration of entropy, reveling in the fact that everything falls apart.

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