a little bit of everything

Exploring new artists, new concepts, and curiosities. No photographs are mine, unless otherwise stated.

[photojojo]

Richard Silver is using photography to show how iconic buildings change in appearance from day to night.

Throughout the day, Silver snaps around 35 photos from the same spot, later combining them into a single composite image.

Composite Photos Show Iconic Buildings From Day to Night

via Colossal

[tastefullyoffensive]

[thisispaper]

[it-gets-better---promise]

[389]

[candycandace-blog]

loooove 

[foxmouth]

Perpetual Calendar, 2013 | by Arina Pozdnyak

[candycandace-blog]

these are beautiful

[photojojo]

Charlotta María Hauksdóttir wanted to use her craft of photography to show how families are intimately linked to the homes they inhabit.

In her series of photos entitled Moments, Charlotta set up her camera in the corner of a family room and snapped photos in regular intervals. Afterwards, she combined the images into these lovely composite photos.

Photo Series Documents the Moments Families Share at Home

via Slate

[nevver]

All roads lead to nowhere, Jim Mangan

[ifunnyws]

Jonah Hill & Morgan Freeman

[thecutestofthecute]

Newfies are really just big fluffy bears.

[browndresswithwhitedots]

[nordurpollinn]

Isafjordur, Iceland

[nevver]

Breathing underwater, Matt Story

[digg]

Up close and personal with a Portuguese man-of-war

[inkhad-dried]

Visit Original Link

"Hold my hand, oh, hold it tight".

[candycandace-blog]

IS THIS NEW

[photojojo]

There a ton of trash lying around, and Boston-based editorial photographer Bruce Peterson decided to put it to good use.

In his series of black and white still lifes entitled Rubbish, Bruce turns garbage he finds on the streets into wonderfully minimalist photographs.

Rubbish Turned Into Black and White, Minimalist Photographs

via Feature Shoot / Offset

[flygoing]

she likes carrying around random rags for no reason