Category Archives: photography

Expecting Henry

My brother and sister-in-law took some fun pregnancy photos this weekend with their friend and photographer Angela Dimler. They are quite the photogenic pair and the photos turned out great! I’m very excited to meet little Henry, who is due on Pi Day (3-14): a little nerd in the making. Here are a few of [...]

Extreme Sized Things

As I’ve stated many times before, I’m simply enamored with things that are miniature and those that are oversized. Lately, three artists have caught my eye who deal with extreme proportions. The first is Carrie M. Becker, who created a Hoarders inspired, Barbie-sized mess. She created amazingly detailed, doll-sized rooms filled to the brim with [...]

Helo

taken with instagram

Lazy Afternoons

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Genetic Portraits

Canadian photographer Ulric Collette’s latest project Genetic Portraits is pretty incredible. He seamlessly composites photographs of two family members together, demonstrating familial similarities and also his badass photoshop skillz. Color me impressed. Check out the rest here: Ulric Collette: Genetic Portraits.

Awesome People Hanging Out Together

I absolutely love this blog. Awesome People Hanging Out Together posts photographs of exactly that. My favorites are the unlikely groupings of celebrities and historic icons, making them seem so much more human and real. Better yet, most of the photos feel natural and fun; it’s a neat way to view these people we recognize [...]

Pups

San Fran in Instagram

Mid-flight. Family poker game. Golden Gate Bridge. Le Méridien Hotel. Steve and Vanessa’s banquet. Le Méridien Hotel. San Francisco International Airport.

Back to the Future

I’ve recently been enjoying Young Me Now, a blog that posts photo recreations. I love how it shows the changes over time and also the creativity of the subjects. Then, I discovered Back to the Future, a photo project by artist Irina Werning. I was blown away. She takes the same concept, but adds a [...]

Postcards from Google Maps

I saw these on Apartment Therapy and was in awe. Artist Clement Valla takes images from Google Maps that, when viewed at the right angle, transform landscapes into warped and surreal representations. Valla says: The images are screenshots from Google Earth with basic color adjustments and cropping. I am collecting these new typologies as a [...]

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