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Cable Beach, Australia | Photography by Warren Keelan

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Landscapes by Joseph Ford

"I was born in London in 1978. I began taking pictures while I was doing my degree in French and Italian at the University of Cambridge and got my first break in 2004 with an advertising campaign for TBWA Paris.

Since then I’ve been lucky enough to work for clients around the world, mostly shooting advertising and editorial images of people on location or in studio. Over the last few years I’ve also been commissioned to photograph landscapes and aerial images. Recent campaigns have ranged from shooting close-up still life for Hasbro to becoming a PADI qualified diver for an underwater shoot in Guadeloupe.”

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Soft Light

Soft Light is a soft and flexible light shade made of foamed polyurethane. It can be placed in unused spaces like cavities in furniture and other places as an object that fills a void in one’s living environment. Its warm and tangible surface invites to touching and literally feeling light. The result is a light which is extremely flexible in use without having a technical characteristic.

By Simon Frambach

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Motivaional Poster by Zachary Gibson

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David Orias

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Swazi Soapstone and Powder-coated Metal Lamps

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TURN THE LIGHTS OFF WITH RIZON PAREIN

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Yellow Submarine Bathroom

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Vienna on Foot (53 of 64) by ZienPhotography on Flickr.

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Middle Boop – Gordon Reid

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Sadi Tekin - Monsters of New York -  A Cartoon Invasion

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Rainbow Inc. by Roamcouch

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Hand made wood and grass mini planter jewelry by Mr. Lentz  

“I create and design functional items and jewelry – mostly out of reclaimed wood and upcycled materials from salvage yards. I have always been a creator – influenced largely by not wanting to fall into the black hole of uncreativity that is the majority of the working world in this country. My aim has always been to find beauty and share it with others.  I enjoy evenings in the deserts of the Southwest where I sit in my workshop, chopping wood and photographing while blasting 90′s electronic dance music… followed by a good country song or two.”