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Neil Armstrong beside NASA X-15 Aircraft
NASA control panel, 1955
Dream job: Skate photographer
Three legendary skate shooters profiled by Andrew Norton.
The Underwater Project
Everyone loves surf photography. But it’s all been done before, right?
Sydney photographer Mark Tipple wanted to create something a bit different.
Check it out at The Underwater Project
Explosions in the sky
Image by Bulgarian artist Aneta Ivanova
‘Follow Me’ by Murad Osmann
Young photographer Murad Osmann travels the world with his girlfriend.
His ‘Follow Me’ concept, along with her near perfect silhouette recently lit up Instagram and now the Internet is catching fire too.
It’s easy to see why.
We all wish we thought of this first… And travelled to these amazing places (with someone who looks like that)
See the whole series here or check out the rest of his work at MuradOsmann.com
Michelle Jenneke for Sports Illustrated
We don’t normally post sexy stuff on this blog, but when Aussie hurdler Michelle Jenneke’s pre-race dancing video took the world by storm, we couldn’t help but wonder if she could leverage those 15 seconds of fame without becoming a lame cliché.
Turns out… Yes.
Walking the Niagara Falls tightrope
Nik Wallenda walking from the US into Canada on a 2-inch wire. image by Frank Gunn via BuzzFeed
Motion in Air 2
The much anticipated follow-up to Mike Campau's Motion in Air series, these dancers were shot by legendary sports photographer Tim Tadder while Campau generated the virtual sculptures and combined everything in Photoshop.
See the whole amazing series here
Melania Brescia: Self portraits
Simple, sexy and seriously raw... We love how this 20 year old photographer has shown so many facets of her personality with just a camera and some imagination.
via My Modern Met
Julian Bialowas imagery
via Fox In The Pine
My Better Half
Just a beautiful photography project by Amanda Jane Jones
view way more couples here
via ilikeitwhatis.it
Night & Day
Day draws to a close over Africa & Europe.
Image taken by the crew of the Columbia on its last mission.
Powerslide!
via SkateSpots.com.au
Rachel Hulin photographs flying babies
Puss-In-Boots & Elmo hustlin’ NYC
When porcelain figurines go bad…
German photographer Martin Klimas thought these porcelain figurines could do with a bit of livening up… So he set up a sound-triggered, high speed camera to shoot images of them as they smashed on the ground.
via Peta Pixel
Ugly architecture made beautiful
Belgian photographer Filip Dujardin takes photos of buildings.
Not a big deal, right?
But it’s what he does with those images afterwards that makes his work so engaging.
View the entire series at Bloody Loud
Battle of the Bands, Afghanistan
Canadian Forces soldier Corporal Ben Vandandaigue rocking out like a boss.
Image taken from Forward Operating Base Sperwan Ghar, overlooking the Panjwaii district of Kandahar province, Afghanistan
Image by David Goldman
via World Press Photo
The Incredible, Throwable Panoramic Ball Camera
Jonas Pfeil is a recent computer engineering graduate with a unique ability to make things smarter and more fun.
Here is our favourite – the throwable panoramic ball camera, with 36 separate mobile phone camera’s brought together in a fun new way. The end result will definitely challenge your perception of panoramic photography.
Example Panoramic Image
(Video) 200 New York humans in 200 seconds
Created by Humans of NY
Facemash: Hypnotic Martin Schoeller portraits
via Lorinda Jane
(Video) 10,000 photographs of California
Shot by husband and wife team Ryan & Sheri Killackey over a year and half, using an 800 dollar Canon Rebel.
Follow Ryan on Twitter here
Finding Sanctuary
A lot of art projects aim too high, and lose their audience in the process.
Conversely, millions of people travel the world every year, while their friends and family curse their wasted youth.
Photographer Justin Keena and historian Meredith Meehan are attempting something much better.
It’s called Finding Sanctuary, and if you’ve never gotten behind a Kickstarter project before, I’d say this is a pretty good place to start. Sure, you can throw them a dollar or two, but for just $15 you’ll get a limited edition postcard from the road, along with the satisfaction of helping a couple kids have a whale of a time documenting how the whole world escapes from it all.
andy lloyd photography
Pretty much everything about these images is rad.
dark side of the lens
“If I only scrape a living, at least it’s a living worth scraping.
If there’s no future in it, this is a present worth remembering”
Well said, mate.
And on that note, I leave you in the capable hands of my co-contributors as I head overseas on my honeymoon.
Peace
Muz
video footage by Astray Films: Alan Wilson / Alastair Sopp
found via Damo
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