A giant 150ft iceberg is floating past Canada. Wow.
New Instagram Feature
There’s a NEW way to group your interests! Tap and hold the bookmark to save posts by collections. https://t.co/DYRCxbQGrv pic.twitter.com/zH235UCXk2
— Instagram (@instagram) April 17, 2017
You can now organize your saved bookmark on Instagram by tapping and holding the bookmark to save posts by collections. Getting all Pinterest-y on us!
My Girl
I took this photo of E at a waterpark with a GoPro Hero Session. What a fun little camera this is! Thinking of blowing it up and hanging it on my living room wall.
Nima Chaichi
These soft, layered photographs made me look. They are by Iranian born, NYC based photographer Nima Chaichi. What an eye!
Half Half Travel
Half Half Travel is a beautifully creative project by a long-distance photographer couple. Their photos meet in the middle when they can’t.
Will Sanders
This photo by Will Sanders. Totally made me smile.
Northern Exposure
Loving how Evgenia Arbugaeva captured these impressive Alaskan women fishing in extreme environments. Discovered them in this Vogue Article.
Photography by Evgenia Arbugaeva
I have completely fallen in love with Evengia Arbugaeva’s sense of aesthetic. Her photographs are nothing short of magical.
Winter Pictures
Beautiful Winter Pictures curated by Jon Feinstein and Andy Adams.
Filling Spaces
As a visual person that loves piano music this photo this 3D render by graphic designer Frederico Picci made me look.
Camera Restricta
A camera that won’t allow you to take a photo that thousands of others already have taken photos of, based on geo-tagging. Interesting concept.
(via Joe Gebbia)
Pancakes for Breakfast
Breakfast is ready. Photo by Alena Zhandarova.
Garlic Blast Off
This Garlic Blast Off Miniature Diorama made me chuckle.
Jump
Photographer Philippe Halsman believed that when you ask a person to jump, his/her attention is mostly directed toward the act of jumping and the mask falls so that the real person appears.
More photos of jumping celebrities over on Kottke.
The year in photos 2016
This photo offers some much needed perspective. From Kottke’s post The year in photos 2016.
Acts That Amplify
This photo caught my eye. Discovered in a post over on Brain Pickings: Acts That Amplify: Ann Hamilton on Art, the Creative Value of Unproductive Time, and the Power of Not Knowing
Overhead Portraits of Street Vendors
Loes Heerink captured beautiful overhead photos of street vendors in Hanoi.
PhotoScan by Google Photos
Old printed photos floating around in your house? Digitize them with PhotoScan by Google.
Dad Turns His 6-Year-Old Son’s Drawings Into Reality
Coolest dad award goes to Dom’s dad who recreates his son’s drawings to make them look real. So good.
Ektra
Kodak has unveiled Ektra, a smart phone aimed at photographers. It runs on Android and features a 21 megapixel fast focus camera with a f2.0 aperture. The camera also boasts DSLR functionality and can capture video in 4K.
Drool.
Soviet Innerness
Soviet Innerness is a touching photo project showcasing forgotten interiors walls in former Soviet Bloc nations. Absolutely beautiful! So many stories that want to be told. Well done, Elena Amabili and Alessandro Calvaresi!
(This brings back memories: For my thesis in 1999, I created a 200 page photo book on the beauty in the mundane!)
Palette
If I was a photographer I would jump on buying the Palette Controllers for faster and more convenient photo retouching.