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Like knowing Planets – these Eyes have it

Posted on June 18, 2014 by Britt Germann

‘Llama’ a photograph by Suren Manvelyan These close photos of animal eyeballs by Suren Manvelyan, a photographer born in Armenia in 1976, examine a world that touches us every day, pulling our focus to the matter of our lives; water, tissue, fibre … Continue reading →

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SOLAR SCULPTURES + THEIR PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENT – ‘TRACE HEAVENS’ BY JAMES NIZAM

Posted on May 13, 2014 by Britt Germann

Trace Heavens’ is photographic series by Canadian artist James Nizam, large scale photographs capture sculptures created by a momentary and highly controlled beam of daylight, resulting from Mr. Nizam’s work cutting or perforating shapes into the exterior wall of … Continue reading →

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Pretty Bones

Posted on October 30, 2013 by Britt Germann

The Martyr Valerius Paul Koudounaris is Los Angeles based photographer and author, presenting images of spectacularly decorated skeletons thought to be the former bodies of Saints and Martyrs, dated from Medieval Europe. News came in 1578 that thousands of skeletons, bare … Continue reading →

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Wonder Years – The Gift of Aging – Photographs by Jan Langer

Posted on October 15, 2013 by Britt Germann

Photographs of 100 year old people, by Czech photographer Jan Langer – in the project ‘Faces of Century’ . The above photo is taken from a hard hitting video, put together on the website Dogva.com, edited from Jan Langer’s work. In the … Continue reading →

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Michael Zimmerer’s Disappearing Horizon

Posted on February 17, 2013 by Britt Germann

The White Horizon Series – Photographs by Michael Zimmerer http://www.michaelgzimmerer.com/title.html The White Horizon Series by Michael Zimmerer Via