Category Archives: Photography

Agemaps by Bobby Neel Adams

08
Feb
2012

New York-based photographer Bobby Neel Adams addresses the affects of the passage of time with his recent project ‘Agemaps’. A collection of photographs showing the same person at two points within their life demonstrates the affects of aging upon the human body, reminding us of our mortality.

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Fabric Wrapped Trees

04
Dec
2011

Welsh-born artist and photographer Olsen Zander has been wrapping trees in white fabric around the UK for the better part of a decade. In this series entitled Tree, Line, Zander uses the fabric to reveal the horizon lines as they disappear behind the surface of trees.

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08
Sep
2011

Preparations for the 10th anniversary of 9/11 are in full swing and workers are preparing the ‘Tribute of Light’ which will shine two beacons of light into the sky this Sunday to remember the 2,753 victims of 9/11. The ‘Tribute in Light’ is made up of 88 bulbs which project two blue beacons of light up into the heavens that is visible from a 60 mile radius.

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Big Money Project

19
Aug
2011

Norwegian design studio Skrekkøgle — the one that printed a photo with a cremated dog — has a creative project called “Big Money” in which they made a giant 20:1 replica of a 50 cent Euro coin. They then placed the coin next to large objects and photographed them together, making the objects look like tiny toy replicas.

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26
Jun
2011

Amazing photograph series by Los Angeles based artist Brice Bischoff, specialize in photo-based work. This series was realized in Los Angeles, the Bronson Caves are famous for their use in cinema as a stage set to countless movies and television shows, mainly from the western and science fiction genres.

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City Collages Scramble Time

02
Jun
2011

Challenging us to think about the way we view time, Pep Ventosa creates photo collages of famous cities around the world that resemble surreal paintings. By assembling dozens to several hundred separate photographs together, he turns life’s moments into puzzle pieces. It’s as if he reconstructs a whole new reality.

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