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Vintage Cameras Recreated by a Paper Artist

Korean artist Lee Ji-hee has recreated a selection of vintage cameras out of bright, colorful paper in some seriously advanced paper work.

Vintage Cameras Recreated by a Paper Artist

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Obsolete

Do you know what these are? A look at some 20th century artifacts.

Obsolete

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Hauntingly Beautiful Views of the Arctic Melting

I hope that with visual documentation my work will demonstrate to the public that climate change is real, and that we need to encourage policies that address the issue of global warming before it is too late" - ��: Diane Tuft

Hauntingly Beautiful Views of the Arctic Melting

A cache of new images reveals photographer Diane Tuft’s astounding journey through the disappearing region. ��: Diane Tuft ‏via @ArchDigest

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Classic Music Stars In The Studio

Behind the mic with some of the greatest music legends of all time

Classic Music Stars In The Studio

The great Marvin Gaye at Golden West Studios Los Angeles-1973. ��: Jim Britt/Michael Ochs Archive-@GettyImages

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How To Get Started with Drone Photography

How to get started with drone photography via TechRepublic

How To Get Started with Drone Photography

Aerial photography and video via drones are awesome--and consumers can now get in on the fun. Here are a few tips to help you get off to a good start with drone photography. ��: Ant Pruitt

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Democratizing the Sky: Drones in Visual Journalism

With about half of our stories in this series, we actually ran screen grabs from the 4K drone video. You can barely discern a difference on the web and in print as long as you keep your motion slow. I’m shooting 30 frames a second at 4K. - Photographer Josh Haner (via The New York Times)

Democratizing the Sky: Drones in Visual Journalism

Josh Haner was an early adopter of drone photography. His earliest forays were with a $60 gadget that he maneuvered around his living room. Since then, he has aimed ever higher, making videos and stills high above the Gobi Desert and the Marshall Islands.

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My Heart Is an Animal: Surrealistic Images...

"By creating surreal images filled with hidden meaning, we want to show evolution and transition of a human's inner reality." Photographers Katarzyna & Marcin Owczarek (via SputnikInt)

My Heart Is an Animal: Surrealistic Images...

Telling stories based on surrealistic imagery is a part of fine art project by Polish photographers Katarzyna & Marcin Owczarek. The artists employ animal characters in human settings, often in a social and spiritual context, with each creature bringing to life beautiful and original symbolism and emotional values.

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Visual Confusion

Erik Johannson is a self-taught photographer who learned how to retouch photos to make impossible and extraordinary images.

Visual Confusion

Impossible photos from Erik Johansson via @DesignSwan

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Creating Special Effects In Real Time

"Pretty much everything you see in my photos were real and were photographed real-time in the scene." ��: Mitchel Wu Toy Photography

Creating Special Effects In Real Time

Mitchel Wu Toy Photography-creating stories and adventures using Toy Story characters. via Bored Panda

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Aussie deckhand's breathtaking snaps of monster...

Aussie deckhand's breathtaking snaps of monster wave swallowing Manly ferry go viral. Photographed by Haig Gilchirst (via Techly)

Aussie deckhand's breathtaking snaps of monster...

Captured by Australian based photographer Haig Gilchrist, he was the deckhand on one of the busiest ferries in the Australia takes enormous skill, practice and dedication.

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Chasing the lights at festivals around the globe

Light installation Field Of Light, in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in Australia, features 50,000 “light pins” that light up in shades of blue, purple, pink, red and yellow upon nightfall. Photographer Bruce Munro (via Straits Times)

Chasing the lights at festivals around the globe

The future for light festivals is looking bright, with new ones being launched worldwide and existing ones gaining popularity.

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Polar Bear: The Photographs That Moved Them Most

Photographers, explorers, artists and scientists share their favorite photos to raise awareness to the planet's changing climate, melting ice, and its impact on polar bears. (via TIME)

Polar Bear: The Photographs That Moved Them Most

Photographers, explorers and scientists reflect on the fragile status of polar bears. Photo: Paul Nicklen

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Conceptual Self-Portraits Tell The Story Of...

Conceptual self-portraits tell the story of living with depression via Bored Panda

Conceptual Self-Portraits Tell The Story Of...

This is an ongoing series about depression and how it affects people who suffer from it. It is called “Melancholy – a girl called depression”, and the intention is to give the outsider a peek into what emotions or lack thereof such a person might feel. ��: Janelia Mould

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Aqueous roses and liquid blooms photographed by...

“Flowers and Swirls” Photographed by Mark Mawson (via Colossal)

Aqueous roses and liquid blooms photographed by...

In his latest photographic series, London-based Getty Images creative photographer Mark Mawson takes us underwater to the epicenter of swirling vortexes and explosions of colorful dye.

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8 Of The Most Pioneering, Badass Women In The...

Getty Images' Director of Visual Trends, Pam Grossman shares her definitive list of inspiring women in Hollywood who have pioneered for change, diversity and equality in the film industry and helped to smash that ever present, but crumbling, glass ceiling. (via ELLE UK)

8 Of The Most Pioneering, Badass Women In The...

8 Of The Most Pioneering, Badass Women In The Film Industry From Meryl Streep to Octavia Spencer, we look at the inspirational women who are transforming the film industry, one Oscar-win and awards speech at a time. Feb 24, 2017 The Academy Awards is a time for celebrating the most innovative, creative and experimental members of the film community – a night of jubilation, congratulation and prosperity. However, over its 89 years, it has also been an opportunity to shed light on the world's most prevalent prejudices and injustices – be it Patricia Arquette who used her 'Best Actress' speech in 2015 to champion women's rights to Halle Berry's 2002 nod to other black actresses, and 'every nameless faceless woman of color that now has a...Read More

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'Abstract: The Art of Design' is a Must-Watch...

The newly minted 8-episode series follows eight of the most creative thinkers and imaginative minds working in the world of art and design today. (via PetaPixel)

'Abstract: The Art of Design' is a Must-Watch...

If you appreciate visual art and aesthetics—and, if you're reading PetaPixel, chances are good that you do—then you absolutely must watch the new Netflix original docu-series “Abstract: The Art of Design.”

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Larry Hulst Captures Rock's Royalty

Getty Images' Larry Hulst captures rock's royalty via The Colorado Springs Independent

Larry Hulst Captures Rock's Royalty

The exhibition will feature 80 black-and-white photographs of musical figures spanning folk, blues, rock, country and punk, including shots of Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and Led Zeppelin that have made it into the artists' own album artwork. The three-month-long exhibition of his work called Front Row Center, will open Saturday, Feb. 18, at the Fine Arts Center in Colorado Springs, CO.

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