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‘Imperial Pomp’: Gargantuan Architecture Scattered Across Russia and Former Soviet Republics
Both surreal and eccentric, Imperial Pomp is German photographer Frank Herfort’s catalogue of gargantuan architecture scattered across Russia and former Soviet Republics. After the collapse of USSR, countless high-rises began looming in unnaturally colorful and exotic shapes on the horizon. Their futuristic lines and colossal size tower with a godlike omnipresence over the surrounding landscape, dwarfing desolate buildings and local residents. Using architectural clues to examine the post-Soviet mindset, Imperial Pomp offers a contrast of fallen empires and burgeoning ambition in the new world of Russia and beyond.
Herfort’s photo book, Imperial Pomp – Post Soviet High-Rise, is available through Kerber Publishing.
Cash Luna conmueve con sermón en k'iche'
El sermón de casi 20 minutos de duración marcó la primera vez que un padre capitalino se dirige a su congregación en una lengua no perteneciente a Jehová.
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396 photos merged into one image using the lighten blending mode in photoshop. I think this one pretty much covers the colour spectrum of sunsets, lacking only the darker reds. I can’t get enough of this technique!
For the entire year of 2003, photographer Robert Weingarten decided to throw out everything he knew about photography. Instead of always looking for something different to capture, Robert decided to focus on the same piece of sky at the same time of every morning.
His 6:30 A.M. series takes you on a picturesque journey through the ever-changing hues of Santa Monica Bay sunrises.
The Same Piece of Sky Captured Every Day for a Year
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