A close-up portrait of a coal miner in Omar, West Virginia, 1938. Photograph by B. Anthony Stewart, National Geographic
Beautiful shot
HSBC lined the bottom of this pool with an aerial photo of NYC. Swimming in the pool is like swimming over a flooded city. They appropriately named it the Global Warming Pool.
(via myre-view)
Boston Globe’s The Big Picture has gathered up some of the best entries in their year’s National Geographic Photo Contest from the categories People, Places, and Nature. Click through to check them out.
British photographer Tim Flach sees animals in a completely different way. Flach shoots stylized animal portraits that look more like fine art than framed shots of your puppy. Flach “delves deep into the psyche of this enduring bond with Canis familiaris to present an exquisite study of “man’s best friend.”
(via bitchville)
This will be my mother when she’s old…only, you know, from a horse ranch in southern Missouri - not Degh, Azerbaijan.
A 106-year-old Armenian woman guards her home. via/ United Nations’ flickr
mikehudack:markcoatney:kateoplis:
i’m going to be perfectly honest about something here.
AGREE AGREE AGREE. Just because you can alter photos on your iphone, does not mean your talented.
I really, really hate that your iPhone photo apps do all these things that it has taken me hours to do with my photos in Photoshop and Paint Shop Pro. Something I considered sort of an art form is now a…thing. A phone thing.
Katy Kelley
Marinated in NPR, sauteed in Hip Hop, garnished lightly with Kung-Fu movies, washed down with a Guinness and served with a side order of cleverness. Has been described as “Mary Tyler Moore meets Pee-Wee Herman”.
Delightfully ambiguous with a dollop of intellect. Chilling in Brooklyn, NY.
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