A kiss for the whole world … Tammam Azzam’s version of the Klimt masterpiece. Photograph courtesy of the artist and Ayyam Gallery
(Fonte: Guardian)
DressTale, il nuovo negozio online di vestiti di una mia amica, fashion designer che disegna e cuce abiti belli!
Everything is dead while it lives. Egon Schiele.
More pics of the serie with Moore and Klimt, Moore and Modigliani (I’ve hesitated but I would def publish the Modi one’s on 24th Jan around 15:28. If you can’t wait click bellow.
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RAINBOW FISH. I HAVEN’T SEEN YOU SINCE I WAS SIX. I MISSED YOU, BUDDY <3
nobody can explain my love for rainbow fish
i used to have a rainbow fish coloring book
it came with sparkly crayons
#itsallcomingbacknow
i still have rainbow fish books
(Fonte: forever90s, via margothopes)
Earlier this month, Los Angeles-based photographer Dan Marker-Moore pointed his Olympus OM-D EM-5 and a 100mm lens (equivalent to a 200mm in 35mm terms) at his city’s nighttime cityscape and photographed the rising of a full moon. He shot a series of photographs over half an hour, and then turned the photographs into three separate final pieces.
The first is the “time-slice” photograph, which shows multiple instances of the moon in a single frame (different “slices” of the photo are from different times).
Marker-Moore also took the entire sequence of photographs and turned them into this 10-second time-lapse video showing the moon emerging from the horizon as a dark, reddish circle and becoming whiter and brighter as it rises into the sky. Watch the video here
Finally, Marker-Moore took 11 of the photographs and turned them into this looping animated GIF showing the moon rising into the sky like some kind of celestial escalator:
You can find more of Marker-Moore’s work over on his website and Tumblr. He’s also the photographer behind the #payphoneography, which aims to preserve old payphones around the US as photos before they’re taken away forever.
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