These photos of animals interrupting wildlife photographers made me smile. So stinking adorable.
(via Chris)
These photos of animals interrupting wildlife photographers made me smile. So stinking adorable.
(via Chris)
‘Bond’ appears as a combination of photographic, sculptural and performative elements. The Finnish photographer Anna Reivilä uses the traditional rope technique to bind rocks, trees and other elements of the landscape, presenting a series of images that are ultimately representative of transient objects.
These images by Rachael Talibart took my breath away.
I thoroughly enjoy these peculiar photographs by @thundergirl_xtal.
These stunning portraits by Tim Tadder made me gasp.
What a stunning self-portrait by Ingrid Emaga. (You can buy it as a print!)
This seems to be the perfect quarantine pod.
My friend Libby pointed me to this Instagram Account by Stay & Wander. I found myself scrolling for a very long time.
Beautifully conceptual photography by Lin Yung Cheng.
Friends asking: How are you doing?
Me: Sending them one of these photos by Brooke DiDonato.
I feel this photo by Cristina Carol.
I am a huge fan of Broke Didonato’s photography. Especially at this moment in time, I am really feeling her photography, as it sums up how this ‘social distancing’ makes me feel.
For 27 years, Deanna Dikeman took photographs as she waved good-bye and drove away from visiting her parents at their home in Sioux City, Iowa. She started in 1991 with a quick snapshot, and continued taking photographs with each departure. She never set out to make this series. She just took these photographs as a way to deal with the sadness of leaving. It gradually turned into their good-bye ritual. And it seemed natural to keep the camera busy, because she had been taking pictures every day while she was there. These photographs are part of a larger body of work she calls Relative Moments, which has chronicled the lives of her parents and other relatives since 1986. When she discovered the series of accumulated “leaving and waving” photographs, she found a story about family, aging, and the sorrow of saying good-bye.
I love this so much.
(via Coralie)
Loving these photographs by Mous Lamrabat.
Andrew Zuckerman launched an online shop. His prints are stunning. Absolutely stunning. This Mandrill Monkey won my heart.
This nifty gadget converts your digital pictures into analog Polaroid prints. FUN!
Human Furniture by David Blazquez. Definitely made me look.
Love this photo of Vivian Maier’s The Color Work Book.
Brooke DiDonato has a photographic eye that makes me gasp. Beautiful!
I giggled upon seeing this interpretation of a ‘dog cone of shame‘.
Absolutely loving these photographs by David Urbanke.