The Supercell National Geographic’s Photo Contest includes this stunning image: a supercell thunderstorm rolls across the Montana prairie at sunset. (Photo by Sean Heavey) (photo by Sean Heavey, National Geographic) via darkroastedblend.com
All Black Bike by Hublot. Photo: Hubertus Hamm. MUNICH.- A provocative approach in the field of product photography: Hubertus Hamm’s photographic work, the contents of which only become apparent to the viewer at a second glance. They can be ir…
A. Aubrey Bodine doing his thing From the streets, docks and denizens of Baltimore to Midshipmen graduation ceremonies of the Naval Academy in Annapolis; from the skipjack oyster dredgers in full tilt on the storm swept bay to almost Constable-lik…
‘Bildbauten’ is a fictional architecture photo series by Philipp Schaerer. Philipp Schaerer is a Swiss freelance architect and image creator and his main interest lies not only in design and in the execution of small scale projects, but also in cr…
A wonderful spot for car supercar Aston Martin One-77 using a very simple and impactful sets of lights. A rendering done with MentalRay, XSI and Fusion through working teams Packshot, production studio based in Warsaw, Poland. via fubiz.net
Ferrari enthusiast Jim Glickenhaus has a new project: A full restoration of the world’s oldest Ferrari, a 1947 166 Spyder Corsa that was the first vehicle Enzo Ferrari sold bearing his name. Why? So he can keep driving it. The early days of the Sc…
via escapeintolife.com In this, Cameron Gray’s most recent body of work, he addresses politics, religion, ideology, nature, commerce, media and the human propensity for violence with a set of “paintings” that are painstaking assemblages of credit …
Paul Nicklen, Canada, National Geographic. Elizabeth Kreutz, USA. Charles Ommanney, United Kingdom, Getty Images for Newsweek. Pietro Masturzo, Italy.
