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August 3, 2008
Sunday Photos: White Russians, the Moon, & more
- Alex Prager mixes mid-century looks with some weird modern twists in her work. On Kitsune Noir Bobby Solomon points out similarities with Philippe Halsman's wild Dali Atomicus.
- Make mine a White Russian: I love this shot of a Belarusian commando shrouded in smoke.
- Hello, moon: Laurent Laveder uses forced perspective to capture some beautiful Moon Adventures. [Via]
- Take a good look at my crazy, genocidal face: the Faces of Evil collection invites viewers to stare down some of the most infamous figures of the 20th century. "The pictures are 1,80m x 2,30m, high-resolution digital images that expose every tiny detail of their faces." [Via]
- Ten years after I remember sticking her into a comp, the "Everywhere Girl" (stock photo superstar) has a blog.
- Tangential: I think this is way better than any iPhone.
Comments
With your last comment, you're showing your loyalty to your alma mater in a very subtle (or even subconsciously) way.
[Hah! I'll admit I didn't even notice the locale listing. FWIW, Photoshop was born at the U of M when Thomas Knoll was procrastinating on his thesis, and I believe Mark Hamburg is from Michigan as well. --J.]
So when will Adobe be releasing a version of flash for the red cup phone?
[What kind of GPU does that thing have? --J.]