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La version khmère Gangnam style de PSY !
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Enfin presque. Elle circule depuis quelques heures seulement sur le net. Voici la bande...
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Meet Kouichi Chiba, a talented Japanese photographer from Shizuoka. Kouichi creates fragile and romantic worlds, where paper characters live,...
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Tinctorial Textiles is a new step in the research on natural pigment. Having mainly experimented with vegetable dyes in the past it was a new...
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LED light paintings by Darren Pearson
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Viborg Marathon Project
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3D Ship Drawn on Three Flat Sheets of Paper by Ramon Bruin
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Photograph by Zhang Yaxin—Courtesy See+ Gallery, Beijing, and Stephen Bulger Gallery, Toronto
In 1967, Zhang Yaxin was 34 and working as a...
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42 posts tagged landscape
A 170-Foot Trampoline
“Fast track” is a integral part of park infrastructure, it is a road and an installation at the same time. It challenges the concept of infrastructure that only focuses on technical and functional aspects and tends to be ignorant to its surroundings. “Fast track” is an attempt to create intelligent infrastructure that is emotional and corresponds to the local context. It gives the user a different experience of moving and percieving the environment.
Golden Boy, 2009-2012 - Hans Lemmen (Photo: Archäologischer Park Kalkriese) via Focused
PHILIPPE GROLLIER - BONFIRES
Born November 7, 1975 in Nantes. After three years in the newspaper Ocean Press in Nantes, Philippe goes to photography school in Toulouse (ETPA), or he will get the second prize of the jury of the third year in 1999. In 2005, he began a work in progress on the development of peace accords in Northern Ireland. Today, he works regularly with the press and various agencies.
The series ‘Bonfires’ focuses on peace accords in Northern Ireland. Photographer immortalized the crowds, gatherings, the actions of Protestant Ulster Unionists. It depicts facilities between folk art and folklore, and highlights the tensions between occupier and occupied.
© All copyright Philippe Grollier
National Geographic announces winners of global photography contest
Grand Prize Winner and Nature Category Winner”Splashing”.
This photo was taken when I was taking photos of other insects, as I normally did during macro photo hunting. I wasn’t actually aware of this dragonfly since I was occupied with other objects. When I was about to take a picture of it, it suddenly rained, but the lighting was just superb. I decided to take the shot regardless of the rain. The result caused me to be overjoyed, and I hope it pleases viewers.Location: Batam, Riau Islands, Indonesia. (Shikhei Goh)
A Reykjavik Diary / Photos Pascal Fellonneau
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View from the 84th floor of One World Trade Center
