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Culture Buzz Wolverines are insanely dangerous animals that look like tiny bears that can kill animals many times their size. But they are ALSO absolutely adorable.
Culture Buzz Photographed in Mirabel, Quebec. Very cool. (Coooool, get it? Sorry.)
Swiss-Italian photographer Christian Tagliavini created this imaginative series entitled “Cardboard Ladies”. (via petapixel.com)
Culture Buzz Can you guess of what these photos are? I couldn't. Check them out and then see below for the answer.
Culture Buzz Cecilia Paredes’ elaborate paintings could easily be mistaken for your everyday wallpaper. That is, if it weren’t for the fact that the Peruvian artist manages to blend her own body into each piece of art. (via)
Culture Buzz I don’t completely understand the process for creating stereographic photos, but this series is really amazing. Credit goes to London-based photographer Edward Horsford, known for his high-speed balloon photos among other experimental projects.
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The 130-year-old company recently filed for bankruptcy and may shutter its doors for good. But in 1900, Eastman Kodak introduced the Brownie, the first mass-market camera that allowed anyone to take a picture and revolutionized the world.
New York photographer Ira Fox took advantage of a rainy day puddle, using the reflection to capture images of people passing by.
http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/113763
Toys were serious business back in the day. Smiling and “having fun” are for children that don’t understand the gravity of playthings.
Photos by Jasper James using silhouettes of people to capture the city outside the window. Hit the link for more.
I don't think this picture could be any more perfect. (Photo by David Kaplan)
Culture Buzz This is the work of New York photographer Eric Cahan. His series of various sunrises and sunsets are actually pretty close to reality, save a bit of Photoshop.
Illustrator Ryuko Azuma posted a drunken tweet that photos of a girl licking a doorknob would be a internet hit. So photographer Ai Ehara replied with her “doorknob girl” photo set and it has taken off from there.
http://flavorwire.com/248546/bizarre-shrink-wrapped-couples
But why?! Seriously, don't look if you have a fear of small spaces or, you know, being asphyxiated.
Tech Buzz The Holga D digital camera prototype is a younger, sexier cousin to the much-loved plastic Holga camera known for its Tumblr-able vignetted, blurred, and light leak streaked photos. Stripped down to the bare essentials with manual focus, minimal controls, and no viewfinder this is some serious old school meets new school for camera geeks.
French artist Philippe Ramette does not need Photoshop to create his displays. He uses what he calls “sculpture-structures” to get amazing photos.
Culture Buzz In his latest series of concept photography, Jean-Francois breathes life into common kitchenware. (via designer-daily.com)
