+ CMYK Twister – this needs to be a real thing.
+ Irina Werning’s BACK TO THE FUTURE photography project is ridiculously accurate.
+ Beer + Marshmallows = YESSSSS
+ A vintage postcard time line of Times Square.
+ Ooh, definitely going to make these string + paperclip earrings.
+ Cocktail infographics! If only they were in English…
Digging these aerial shots of grid forests and nurseries in the Nethlands for Gerco de Ruijter’s Baumschule photo series. I love how the landscape ceases to be just that. {via kottke}
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I’ve been crushing on photographer Jordan Matter’s Dancers Among Us series for a few weeks now and still can’t get enough. Matter captures professional dancers on the streets of NYC doing ordinary tasks in a very dramatic fashion. You can check out the whole gallery here. {via designverb}
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Should the day ever come where I’m married with kids of my own this is the sort of family photo I want. Something that feels a little Royal Tenenbaums meets J.Crew. Lori Andrews is a genius. {via poppytalk}
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I was first introduced to the work of Debbie Carlos about a month ago by Joslyn. What struck me (besides the lovely imagery) was that I recognized her printing technique but couldn’t put my finger on it. After checking out Debbie’s site I found out she was printing on a plotter, which is normally used for architectural drawings and the like. It’s a format I’ve used for some of my own work in the past and mentally sent out a high five in her direction.
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Laurent Laveder is an astrophotographer who likes to play photographic games with the moon on the side. The results are completely lovely and ethereal. {via BB-Blog}
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I’ve been to Berlin. It was July and sweltering. I much prefer photographer Matthias Heiderich’s version.
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Photographers Sofia Wraber and Nanna Kreutzmann took photos of 101 men – aging from newborn to centurion – for their project entitled simply enough, 101. It put the idea in my head of taking the same photo of someone every year from birth to death. I think if I ever have children that might be something I try to accomplish.
PS: There’s a follow-up in the works starring one hundred women.
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