Showing posts with label photo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photo. Show all posts

Light Calligraphy

This is super awesome!

I know that light graffiti is quite common now, but light calligraphy takes it on a higher level.


"Vivre libre" - Amphithéâtre de Fourvière - 2008
Calligraphy : Julien Breton - Kaalam
Photography : G.J. Plisson


"Poésie" - Pol'n - Nantes - 2007
calligraphy and photography : Julien Breton


"Kata" - Atelier de Brusk Lyon - 2008
Calligraphy : Julien Breton - Kaalam
Photography : G.J. Plisson


"Déraciné" - Lyon - 2007
Callligraphy : Julien Breton - Kaalam
Photography : G.J. Plisson

Check out the rest of these cool work here.

Guido Mocafico's Snakes

I'm DEFINITELY not a fan of snakes. But these pictures by the Parisian photographer are so gorgeous I just have to put it up here. :)




See the rest of these beauties here

Old Japan in motion

This is super awesome. I just recently realized that 3D technology already exist even in the late 18th century and early 19th century! Wow.

It is commonly called as stereoview, and one of the kind of stereo images modern viewer is the View Master.

The noted Japanese photographer who responsible for these pics is T. Enami (1859-1929).





For the rest of the cool images you can find it here : http://pinktentacle.com/2009/10/animated-stereoviews-of-old-japan/. And for the original stereo images (non animated)you can find here.

Enjoy! :)

just looking at the sky and think how beautiful it is ..


The Coolest Looking Clown - Ever!



These artistic looking clowns is done by Varial; a French & Canadian creative visual artist.

In the link below you can see much more of this super talented artist's work. :)

via http://www.varialstudio.com/

John Lennon & Yoko Ono by Annie Leibovitz



I found this picture when I was doing my weekend blog-trotting. Slightly disturbed by how wanton John Lennon looked, but this image intrigue me. Mostly because of the level of shamelessness and humanity in it. The crooked back, the total natural skinny nakedness (no pecs and tanned skin whatsoever), the sexual desire, it's all there. This Lennon/Ono Bed-in For Peace took place from May 26 to June 1, 1969 at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal.

And then I read that the picture was taken by Annie Leibovitz.

Ah, it explains everything then.

The provocative composition, the natural beauty, the slight feeling disturbance, but most of all, the memorability. I keep tab on this particular photographer since I first saw her series of work for Disney a while ago. LOVE it!


Above is my favourite picture from the Disney series, it is called the Disney "Fantasea", featuring Julianne Moore as a mermaid, and Michael Phelps as the merman. No one can does it better than him, I suppose. :) And the picture is simply amaaziiinggg.. :)

Below is a couple of other pictures from the series. David Beckham as Prince Phillip, and Scarlett Johansson as Cinderella.

Beautiful!




Ah, and of course, the most interesting of it all, Annie's photograph of the Queen (of England).


A Fish Hospital



Now you know where to bring your goldfish when it develops sore throat. :)

via LIFE