Clipped Apart

[yashbaid]

This is the beginning of the end! #BvS

[yashbaid]

The three #pigeons.

[yashbaid]

Yes! #scionofikshvaku signed by the author himself. Just got my hands on it!!

[yashbaid]

#Honour'sDay was an entire summary of my schooling at #Podar. School days were the best. Memories will be treasured life long. Yeah ! So the last day of my School life was great. Describe yours!?

[yashbaid]

#Silhouette are quite common these days. Taking good one is even more difficult. #NoFilters #GoodorNot

[yashbaid]

[yashbaid]

This little creature was sitting on the #Flower just the way I wanted. #NoFilters

[brenthofacker]

Long Stem Strawberries

Nom Nom Photography

[yashbaid]

Wow!

[engadget]

What’s on your HDTV: ‘Game of Thrones’, 'Daredevil’, 'Silicon Valley’, 'Louie’

[yashbaid]

Huh

[engadget]

What’s on your HDTV: ‘Game of Thrones’, 'Daredevil’, 'Silicon Valley’, 'Louie’

[yashbaid]

Huh

[engadget]

You can buy the ‘Star Wars’ movie collection online Friday

[yashbaid]

Playing #Cricket in #Lonavala with #Friends #Fun #BoardsOver #2k15

[cityneonlights]

[instagram]

Surfacing Hidden Feelings through Portraits with @el__ral

To see more photos of collaged mixed-media portraits, follow @el__ral on Instagram.

“Portraits are the art form that most caught my attention. It’s like having a dialogue with the viewer,” explains Raúl Huerta (@el__ral) from Barcelona, Spain, who goes by the pseudonym Ral.

The artist recently started his project “Naked Under Skin”—a series of intimate portraits made from paper scraps, canvas, wood and paint. “Beauty is inspiring but I want to go beyond the good looks and startle with emotional impact,” he says. In using bits of newspaper, Ral aims to visually verbalize hidden emotions. “I try to get into the body of these people, to get past the skin and surface those feelings that everybody has inside.”

[cityneonlights]

Hong Kong