Destroy to Create by Diego Pavese
Destroy to create is a fantastic set of imagery by Uruguayan born Diego Pavese. Taken on film, he has overlapped pictures, creating terrific patterns and different light forms. I think it’s a running trend at the moment on here, we seem to be posting up these simple mirage type videos and phot
Isle by Euan Preston
This isn’t the first time we’ve featured Euan Preston, last time we put up a piece titled Fall, which was dramatic, edgy and had some beautiful tones. I just caught on through vimeo that he produced a new piece, a time-lapse, shot on the island of Lindisfarne, Northumberland. He took his
Imagery From Ying Tang
If i’m being blunt it’s been a fair while since I’ve stumbled across some street taken photography that I have engaged with, but a quick glance through Ying Tang’s Flickr changed this. Shooting on film Ying has captured some absorbing scenes, freezing unusual and obscure mome
Timepiece By The Seventh Movement
The Seventh Movement is made up of creative duo Thomas Sidney McCallum & Vincent Guglielmina, today they bring us this short visual working appropriately titled Timepiece. As you may have already guessed the running footage is based around the face of a clock presenting stunning macro close sho
Reflection New York by Mood Collection
Reflection is a movie from Mood Collection shot in New York, shown here is just one of four movies from the series. Born with the wish to film New York different, these guys tried to capture reflections, presenting the big apple in a whole new way. I love the way everything looks so different, thing
Imagery From Benoit.P
I wanted to bring some of Beniot P’s latest work across today, selecting a small set of imagery and as always it’s pretty inspiring stuff from the frenchman. Theres a great outdoors theme running through all of these and I really love the deep tones in his pictures. Over in Montreal, Can
Dark Side of the Lens by Mickey Smith
A really cool short film by renowned photographer and bodyboarder Mickey Smith. Titled The Dark Side of the Lens, this is a documentation of what it takes to grind out a living as a water-based photographer in the surfing industry. “A short experimental glimpse at a life lived in the shadow of
Paul Rand Retrospective by Imaginary Forces
Most people who are involved in creative subjects will have heard of Paul Rand. If not, you have probably either seen his work or work inspired by him, without knowing it was him (If that makes any sense at all). Paul was an American graphic designer, mainly known for his logo designs, for example h
Mission Bicycle Visuals By Karen Abad
California creative Karen Abad hooked up with San Francisco bicycle company Mission Bicycle to create this short running visual piece for them, promoting the several ways you can order your very own Mission Bicycle. This is a pretty lighthearted personal clip that gives really gives us an insight in
Three Gorges by Xiao Zhang
I was heavily inspired this morning by this series by Xiao Zhang titled Three Gorges. Born in Shandong province, China, Xiao graduated in 2005 as an architect, who has now moved on to become a freelance photographer. What really struck me when viewing this series, and his work in general, was how mu
Collectors Loft by Poteet Architects
Today i thought i would switch it up a little, providing you with some imagery of a project run by Poteet Architects. These guys have done a fantastic job with the interior and structure of this building, creating a fresh open space, more like a gallery in some ways. It’s on the border line of
Photography by Frank Beier
Some fantastic photography by Frank Beier who is currently based in Berlin, Germany. I had a quick browse at Franks portfolio website, and he had a little bio written in German, so i did my best to convert it for you all. He says he uses photography as a form of communication, an exploration of [&he
