What is Lomography? Today, the technological advances in the field of photography has grown by leaps and bounds. Cameras today produce beautiful, high-resolution images, automatic settings, high-speed shutter settings, etc. Even post-processing has improved immensely, thanks to computers and Photoshop. You can see your picture immediately, so you have the option to delete it or to keep it, an option not available with earlier film cameras. I once read from a book ‘Manual cameras are romantic, digital cameras are democratic’. What is Lomography? If you haven’t heard of lomography, it’s time to educate yourself. Image taken by Ethermoon Lomography is a pretty recent type of photography invented by the Lomographic Society, founded in the early nineties in Austria. According to Lomography.com, There are 10 rules that define ‘lomography’: Lomography is considered an art movement; as there are now several stores, galleries, groups, competitions and embassies around the world aiming to spread and support the art.
MARCO GROB Paul Nicklen Photography - Home Martijn van de Griendt Rune Guneriussen's outside art 1 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, Cold Comfort (2010) 2 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, A charged meadow (2009) 3 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, A natural selection (2008) 4 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, Along with the weather they came (2008) 5 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, An upward displacement (2010) 6 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, Basic Object Oriented Knowledge Systems (2008) 7 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, Downfall (2008) 8 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, Evolution #02 (2005) 9 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, Evolution #03 (2005) 10 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, Evolution #04 (2005) 11 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, On the brink (2008) 12 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, One can rely on the prudence of his decisions #04 (2008) 13 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, There is no earthly explanation (2008) 14 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, Unprepared winter scenario (2009) 15 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, Untitled havoc (2008) 16 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, It´s common knowledge (2009) 17 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, One can rely on the prudence of his decisions #01 (2007) 18 / 21 Rune Guneriussen, Tables in the cradle (2009)
Naked Body Projection 15 Nov Another one of those concepts that makes you wonder why you have not thought of it before…. A beautiful series of photographs shot by artist Texan Davis Ayer whose technique involves projecting images onto the naked bodies of women – creating the effect of photo perfect tattoos before photographing them. Would love to explore this technique further… (via The Trendy Girl) Needless to say this post also reminds me of ‘Graffiti On Girls’ which is a lot more porno and a lot less arty than the work below (kind of SFW link): Like this: Like Loading... Tags: art, artist, david ayer, graffiti, light, projection, texan Meike Nixdorf | Artist Andrew Zuckerman Photography Jeremy Kost HARD TUESDAYS - CANELA MAGAZINE | GRAFFITI MAGAZINE Dara Scully info blog flickr fb fairy tales sleeping beasts your breath/my love your branches/my bones exposed to the ghosts escaping from the wolves bluebird's heart publications index little dreamers 2010-2011 (finished project) NOTE: the deer picture is property to HEIMO PHOTOGRAPHY 3 comments 2011 (34,491 views) Filed under dreamy, dreams, animals, cinematic, film analogic, fairy tale, fairytale, elephant, bear, polaroid, square
Dan Winters Photography STUDIO ERWIN OLAF Toy Stormtroopers Set in Ridiculous Situations It didn’t happen to me as much as a kid but as an adult have you ever taken a toy and made it look extremely funny? And by funny I mean put it on an animal’s head or position the figure in such a way that it looks like it’s humping another figure? You know, really mature stuff? I mean don’t tell me you’ve never taken a Barbie doll and made it look like it was having sex with a G.I. In any event, I don’t want to get too far off track. Here are toy stormtroopers set in ridiculous situations…. “If Tony Hawk Can do it, so can I!” “You sure this is a good idea?” Breakdance from another galaxy Lightspeed Ahead! “I’ll have a hot stormie with ketchup please.” “I don’t think this is the droid we’re looking for.” Pigeon Recruiting Season The Cuckoo Operation Attack of the Giant Pikachu The Death Oven Matrix Troopers “Give me ten more!” “I don’t think you’re the droids we’re looking for.” Raiders of the Lost Trooper The Horse Whisperer