Fruit and Veg MRI scans

Andy Ellison has posted some amazing gifs on his website.  Using MRI scans he studies the internal structure of a variety of different objects.  Quality control at it’s most detailed!

 

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Josh Rossi – Super photography

Josh Rossi has some amazing photography skills.  Using his talent and great eye he composites some beautiful scenes that look to be straight out of an action movie.  He is a commercial wedding photographer as well but explosions seemed so much more interesting to us!  Go check out his portfolio.

Creative Gun

Saatchi online has some great work that you can purchase for a small amount of money – depending on the size.  The work on here is of a very high standard and contributors come from a variety of backgrounds with a myriad of styles from all over the world.  This piece from Mark Fitz managed to catch our eye particularly.

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Tim Tadder – Water Wigs

Check out this collection of water wigs done by Tim Tadder.  Using water balloons and a bit of Photoshop trickery he has managed to create some charmingly amusing portraits.  Throughout his portfolio you can see the high standard of composition and concept work and these aren’t the only goodies in there!  Go take a look at his talent.

Alberto Seveso

Stumbled across this absolute gem – Seveso’s style is so organic and rich, and the attention to detail is incredible… typography, illustration, photography and collage makes a super dreamy result. Check out his more extensive portfolio here.

Take a photo of the speed of light

When people say such sweeping statements as “It’s all been done before” or “you can never be original”  you need only look at our history to realise they are wrong.

As organisms we continually evolve from what we were before and this is mirrored in what we create.   Just when we think we’ve reached the pinnacle, someone decides to fly.  The idea of progression.  People are inventing new things all the time and every once in a while there is an invention that is a game changer.  Something so big that it has the potential to bring about great new things.

One such example may have just been found according to Ramesh Raskar.  His team has managed to photograph the speed of light showing how it travels through the air and objects.  He explains the possibilities and what this could mean to health care, art and new technology.

Apparently this is how we will see through walls…

Adam Spizak – Illustration and Design

Now and again we stumble upon something that’s just a little bit special.  Something that has the refreshing ability to quench our creative thirst and to show us something new.  Whether this be a final product, a method or a meaningless thought it moves you out of the norm and dumps you into something beyond where you used to reside.

Adam Spizak has done just that with his amazing collection of illustrations.  His work has a detailed quality that is his trademark and he uses a myriad of techniques to achieve his goals through 4D software, illustration, photography and Photoshop.  The product of which is breath-taking to say the least.

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DevinSuperTramp

YouTube is a platform that can make a success story through the power of a single viral video.  Devin Graham, a man passionate about photography and film, has taken his much loved hobby and managed to grow it into a career.

His videos often focus on those lucky few that live life to the fullest.  So far covering extreme sports, events and great locations, he is now branching out into even more adventurous avenues.  Updating his content weekly it is one of the few YouTubers that continually puts out great videos.  His level of cinematography is one that professionals strive for and he has a clear talent.  What’s more, he provides behind the scenes footage to help others follow suit, openly answering questions through comments on his channel.

What’s interesting about his videos is the success he brings to those who are involved in the creation.  Writing on his blog he describes how he got to where he is today.  The main underlying factor, he insists, is collaboration.  People with the same interests working together to achieve similar goals.  He has boosted sales in products featured in his videos, music used in his films have become worldwide hits and the exposure to artists has made them bigger stars than programs such as America’s Got Talent achieved – which has an audience of over 11 million viewers.  The power of YouTube is definitely evident and he did all his work for free for the first year and a half of filming.  We’ll be keeping an eye on this one!

Visit his blog or visit his YouTube channel.

The Vandenberg: Life Below the Surface

Andreas Franke, photographer, has created a unique underwater gallery.  Attaching pictures to the sides of a shipwreck, 145 feet under the sea, you need scuba gear to get a glimpse of the work as it was intended to be viewed.  The atmosphere it creates is ghost-like and mythical.

London Puddles

This eerie collection of photos depicts London’s most iconic landmarks from a different angle.  Reflected through London’s ever present puddles it captures a styled quality often mirrored in old photography.  Also the absence of focus on one specific thing emphasises the mood of the photograph.  Albeit a sombre one.  Still they’re worth a look.