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[featureshoot]

“My approach is to be constantly scanning,” #LosAngeles photographer Jake Michaels (@jokemichaels) once told us, “I look down every ally, corner or street for an opportunity.” He draws inspiration from film and cinema to create a timeless, surreal atmosphere. One person commented on this photo, “Is this photo from the 1970s?” It isn’t of course, but it could be. // #streetphotography #streetphotographer #la #california #streetphoto #ig_street #documentingspace #ihavethisthingwithcolor #popsofcolor #urbangeometry #photostreet #contemporaryphotography http://ift.tt/2s6Sw10

[designeverywhere]

Fraine

[designeverywhere]

Hyper Normalisation

[andren]

(via Kellenberger–White — V&A – Exhibition Road Quarter)

[cp-1-deactivated20190426]

[cee-es]

Mackenzie Pringle

[gdbot]

Photo http://ift.tt/2qyAtjy

[gdbot]

Photo http://ift.tt/2s9hQnE

[foldingfolder]

(via Portfolio | Studio Temp)

[lebenliebegrafik]

Design by Jiri Mocek /\/\/\/\/\/\ #branding #colour #art #visual #typography #studio #form #follow #agency #culture #magazine #book #print #logo #logotype #graphicdesign #typeface #contemporary #hipster #edgy #abstract #poster #medium #ilovetypography #inspiration #dailytype

[the-book-design]

[gdbot]

andren:http://offprint.org/ http://ift.tt/2pTVWDc

[chrlnwhs]

Memories of the Moon Age

For centuries mankind has been fascinated by space travel and visiting other planets. Our nearest astronomical neighbor, the moon, – just three days away by rocket – still serves as object of creative projection and speculation to visionaries across the globe. 

After nearly five decades since the first moonwalk, Berlin-based curator and writer Lukas Feireiss traces a visual cultural history of lunar exploration from past, present and future in his inspiring book Memories of the Moon Age. The book, designed by Floyd E. Schulze, explores space travel to Moon as the ultimate flight of fancy for the human imagination and testing ground for ideas in reality.

[theories-of]

Devin Troy Strother-I’m just a white boy in a sea of jungle love, 2016

[featureshoot]

“This project all began as I simply wanted to document the time I spent skiing in the backcountry with my friends,” photographer Christopher Wingfield (@wing3r) writes, “I wanted to shoot it all on my favorite camera, a #Leica MP. Lately I have been enjoying shooting very simple geometric scenes, all in black and white, with lots of grain.” ‘Ski Landscape’ has been announced as a winner of The Print Swap by Feature Shoot! Submit to @theprintswap by tagging your images #theprintswap. If your image is chosen as a winner, you will both give your print and receive a print by someone else. All prints are made at @skink_ink in #Brooklyn before being shipped around the world. More at www.theprintswap.com. // #photocontest #grainisgood #filmisalive http://ift.tt/2pTVzwawww.theprintswap.com. // #photocontest #grainisgood #filmisalive http://ift.tt/2pTVzwa

[parks-perdue]

[sayhito-blog]

Kueng Caputo | Switzerland | Object Design