Archive for the 'photography' Category

They wanted what is possible only once: the now.

 

siwild’s Photostream

Smithsonian Wild (siwild.si.edu) appears to have all their photos up on Flickr.
 

Loveliest of lovely things are they, On earth, that soonest pass away

 

Antartica 2010

 

Alejandra Laviada: De-construction Sites

"Alejandra Laviada is having a breakthrough. Literally. These days, when the 29-year-old photographer goes to her makeshift studio in one of the run-down abandoned office buildings that fill Mexico City’s historic center, she brings her camera, her tripod, and a large hammer. She takes a swing at a wall. And then she takes her shot."
 

All form is but a symbol

 

Sign Painters

"Before there was vinyl printing there were big brick walls and craftsmen who covered said walls with their commercial artwork."
 

One Cubic Foot — Photo Gallery — National Geographic Magazine

"How much life could you find in one cubic foot? That's a hunk of ecosystem small enough to fit in your lap." Can this please become a standard unit of volumetric measure?
 

LIFE on the Rails: Boxcar Logos

LIFE Magazine collection of logos painted on boxcars.
 

Andy Goldsworthy Digital Catalogue

"The Digital Catalogue documents, visually and textually, the first ten years of Andy Goldsworthy's ephemeral, outdoor practice. It replicates Goldsworthy's Slide Cabinet Index, and includes previously unpublished material from Goldsworthy's Sketchbook Diaries.
 

Snake Handler

 

Hubble: The Man, the Telescope

Photo gallery of Edwin Hubble, the Hubble telescope in development, after being launched, and being maintained.
 

Jules Vernacular

Every one of these is incredible.
 

Apollo 11 Moon Landing

NYTimes slideshow of moon landing photos by the Apollo 11 astronauts. Also notable for having a tip-top slideshow player.
 

Galactic Center of Milky Way Rises over Texas Star Party

"Time lapse video of night sky as it passes over the 2009 Texas Star Party in Fort Davis, Texas. The galactic core of Milky Way is brightly displayed. Images taken with 15mm fisheye lens."
 

NYC Grid

Photoblog documenting New York City block by block. Most recent entry is about the block I work on. He shot the lightpole I lock my bike to!
 

Human landscapes from above

Jason Hawkes is the (a?) new Georg Gerster. Actually, maybe Google Maps is the new Georg Gerster.
 

Skout™

Links to sites useful to designers.
 

Húsavík

They went to Iceland's Phallological Museum, which was like first on our list when we went there till we discovered that it's way the hell outside of Reykjavik. These photos are almost like being there!
 

Good Point, Kio

A provisional page for every photo on flickr where Kio makes a good point, in tagging, notes, comments, or whatever.