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Uncanny Photographs of Iridescent Oil Spills by Fabian Oefner

As part of an ongoing effort to explore the visual effects of iridescence, artist Fabian Oefner (previously) created a new photographic series titled Oil Spill. To create the images he used a syringe to drip small drops of oil into a black reservoir containing water. As the oil expanded into plumes he captured the images you see here reminiscent of giant fires, irises, or exploding stars. You can see more from the series on Behance.

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48 hours in Bordeaux Paper collage on panel, 21x29.7cm

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Photography of the Grand Central Terminal 100 Year Anniversary - New York City

One of the grandest buildings in New York City, the Grand Central Terminal is as relevant today as it was when it first opened back in the beginning of the 20th century. Today we pay tribute to one of the most amazing landmarks of New York City: Grand Central Terminal. We’ve had a love affair with this beautiful building from the moment we arrived in New York many years ago. Grand Central Terminal survived many These astonishingly beautiful black & white and sometimes sepia-colored photographs have something dauntingly beautiful. The effect would be difficult if not impossible to repeat today. The terminal used to be filled with sooth from the trains and quite a bit of tobacco smoke. In addition, light can no longer beam in because of the numerous tall adjacent buildings that now dwarf Grand Central Terminal. Still, it is nice to try to imagine what it felt like to stand in those beautiful beams of light that we see in old photos such as these. Wish we had a time machine! Enjoy some of the most beautiful black & white photographs of Grand Central Terminal; an icon of New York City architecture!ups and downs in the last 100 years. Yet, it looks better than ever; especially on the inside!

These astonishingly beautiful black & white and sometimes sepia-colored photographs have something dauntingly beautiful. The effect would be difficult if not impossible to repeat today. The terminal used to be filled with soot from the trains and quite a bit of tobacco smoke. In addition, light can no longer beam in because of the numerous tall adjacent buildings that now dwarf Grand Central Terminal. Still, it is nice to try to imagine what it felt like to stand in those beautiful beams of light that we see in old photos such as these. Wish we had a time machine! Enjoy some of the most beautiful black & white photographs of Grand Central Terminal; an icon of New York City architecture!

1. Hal Morey 2,3,4. Unknown 5,6. John Collier 7. Brassai

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Tbilisi

In the words of the artist MEKI GIORGADZE:

In this project are collected attractions of Tbilisi (the capital of Georgia) , the project goal are popularize tourist places in my town and show the sightseeing of Tbilisi from different view.

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