Earth from Space: A time-lapse created from images produced by the geostationary Electro-L Weather Satellite. Each image is a whopping 121 megapixels! The resolution is 1 kilometer per pixel. The most... 
Most people would agree that fashion photography is a different world – completely removed from the realities of everyday life – but to make that point in a clever and powerful way is pretty hard. Step forward Madrid-based artist Yolanda Dominguez, whose most recent piece recreated fashion magazine poses in normal situations. The results, particularly the public reactions, are funny, thought-provoking and revealing. We spoke to Yolanda about the work, feminism in art, and the creative scene in Spain. 
Steve Brahms' project 
A Forest for Ships and Masts 
Exhibit in Ireland of images made in 1913. We should repeat this 100 years later. Willing to go. via @pammoran
MUSECPMI - MUSE Center of Photography and the Moving Image...
Seeing Ourselves is an art exhibition designed to make breakthroughs in biomedical imaging accessible to the public and to explore the commingled aesthetics of modern medical imaging and contemporary visual art. It will include displays of the state of the art MRI, PET, CAT images alongside art inspired by these medical imaging modalities. New York medical centers are home to the world's cutting edge medical imaging technology that has advanced our critical understanding of the human mind and body. 
Great How-to post: Everyone has an iPhone these days, or some other form of smart phone. With this exciting and dynamic technology we are all equipped with tiny cameras in the palm of our hands that can do some amazing things. 
For Morse code to function, it demands quiet, empty spaces between tones. Communication, too, is predicated on the spaces between words, the absences as much as the fricatives. Dots and dashes are neither without the withoutness between them. 
Flavorwire: Cultural news and critique from Flavorpill (fascinating photos of YOUNG PEOPLE with all their possessions http://t.co/DtRv5JF4 INTERESTING WORK by sannah #photography...)...
Artist Jon Rafman's photo project The Nine Eyes of Google Street View, named after the nine lenses mounted on a Google Street View car, collects the strange and beautiful images they capture by accident from around the world... 
Is it possible that Vivian Maier's photographs are getting better? So it would seem to Jeff Goldstein and his collaborators, who are still working tirelessly on Mr. Goldstein's portion of her archives. 
A photograph from a crisis half a world away enraged Leslie Thomas. Then she took action. |
I had the pleasure of being with Doug in Tuscany one summer and love the work he does and inspires others to do. This is his blog and he's featuring the work of a couple's vision quest. Love their images.
"Dinah and Barry McNew are a semi-retired couple who have attended many of my workshops over the years including "Zen and the Art of Photography"at Santa Fe Workshops, "Spirit of Place: Guatemala", "Dramatic Portrait: Figure in the Badlands" and most recently "Spirit in the Middle Kingdom, China" in March. I was so moved by the images they made and the experience they had in China and wanted to share some of them with you." 
When you look up, it’s supposed to make you happy – something to do with the blood pooling at the back of your head probably. It’s the same simple pleasure to see the Sky Series by Eric Cahan. Sublime and cinematic, his graduated windows of sky appear so perfectly abstract that it’s almost startling to see the fractus edge of a cloud or lump of land appear on the horizon. Using film-makers filters to picture vast spaces, he captures the subtle and surreal effect of time and place. Similar in its colourful intensity to Trevor Jackson’s Nowhere series or early Rothko, Cahan has a unique, scientific specificity to his work as these images show… 
A survey of current and recent art exhibitions around the world, organized geographically and archived categorically including architecture and design. 
Approximately 400 women and girls are imprisoned in Afghanistan for “moral crimes”, which usually involve flight from unlawful forced marriage or domestic violence. - About Rick Guidotti - Rick Guidotti was a speaker at TEDxEast in New York, and is the director of POSITIVE EXPOSURE, a non-profit organization that challen... 
Peter Van Straten is one of South Africas most talented and collectable artists. Peter is mentioned in the collectors guide to South African Art. His work is avidly collected by both local and International buyers. Peter creates mystic, surreal paintings of exquisite timeless beauty. His preferred medium is oils. The transcendental luminosity of Peters work is fully captured in these atmospheric images. You can view more of his and other artists work at defineart.co.uk 
homo faber - man as maker I'm interested in making as an activity in its own right. I like tangible things - objects, installations or buildings. I like that they can contain a small aesthetic universe with their own vocabulary of materials, shapes, colours and surfaces. I like to trace the series of decisions the maker has made and to notice the mark of the hand, machine or process that made it. Here is a collection of things that made me think phwaorrrr. 
I had the pleasure of taking the first set of photos documenting the journey of a group of artists who have embarked on an exciting project entitled... 
A Switcheroo in Photography | via @Viralmente http://t.co/QqgwQeGN...
What the world's last living nomads have to do with Victorian strongwomen, tweed, and the unseen Beatles.
Portfolio website of graphic artist Annie Atkins... 
A year before "The Americans," a young Robert Frank was hired by The New York Times to shoot promotional pictures for prospective advertisers. |
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