Photography: Paint Sound Sculptures

Paint Sound Sculptures by Linden Gledhill

Creative studio Dentsu, teamed up with photographer Linden Gledhill to create this series of paint sculptures using sound vibrations. The photographs and videos begin by wrapping a membrane around a small speaker. Ink drops were placed on this membrane and the speaker was turned on. once it began to vibrate the ink begins to jump up and down.

Photography: Coffin Boat

"The Coffin Boat" by Sebastian Errazuriz, 2008

The River Styx just got a lot trendier.

Photography: Light Paintings

Light Paintings by Dennis Calvert

Photographer Dennis Calvert does not use digital manipulation for any of his pictures. With the right exposure on his camera, he swings around glow sticks in a dark room or outdoors at night to create his desired visual effect.

  

Photography: 360 Degree Time-Lapse

Photographed by Chris Kotsiopoloulos in Sounio, Greece

Source: News.com.au

This stunning image shows what 24 hours worth of photos looks like when combined into one frame. Stretching from the sunrise to sunset, this 360 degree image was captured by Greek photographer Chris Kotsiopoloulos in Sounio, Greece. It took him a painstaking 30 hours and hundreds of images to create the amazing time-spanning panorama.

Photography: Silent World

"Silent World" by Lucie & Simon

Some of the world’s most populated cities envisioned

completely devoid of any human activity.

  

  

   

Classy animated gifs by Cinemagraph

'A Cinemagraph is an image that contains within itself a living moment that allows a glimpse of time to be experienced and preserved endlessly.

Visual Graphics Artist Kevin Burg began experimenting with the .gif format in this style in 2009 but it wasn't until he partnered with photographer Jamie Beck to cover NYFW that Cinemagraphs were born. Marrying original content photography with the desire to communicate more to the viewer birthed the cinemagraph process. Starting in-camera, the artists take a traditional photograph and combine a living moment into the image through the isolated animation of multiple frames. To quote supermodel Coco Rocha "it's more than a photo but not quite a video".

Beck and Burg named the process "Cinemagraphs" for their cinematic quality while maintaining at its soul the principles of traditional photography. Launched virally through social media platforms Twitter and Tumblr, both the style of imagery and terminology has become a class of its own. The creative duo are looking forward to exploring future display technologies for gallery settings as well as pushing this new art form and communication process as the best way to capture a moment in time or create a true living portrait in our digital age while embracing our need to communicate visually and share instantly.

Jamie Beck and Kevin Burg reside in New York City.'

LINK to see more!

Photography: Anonymity

"Anonymity; the 1940s noir all over again..." by Stian Eikeland

'Hong Kong in the Rain' - Photography by Christophe Jacket

I've been meaning to blog this photography series for a while now since I spotted it on Toybot Studios. As stated there, how much do some of these shots remind you of Blade Runner?

LINK to artists website

Photography: Shadows of an Invisible Man

"Shadows of an Invisible Man" by  Pol Úbeda Hervàs

The work of Aled Lewis

Aled Lewis produces hilarious photographic and illustrative images. A book of 100 toy stories will be released by How Design Books in December 2012 and will include the images below. You can buy these as prints now via inprnt.

Photography: Victor Enrich

Twisted Cities by Victor Enrich

Spanish photographer Victor Enrich has two skills: taking amazing architectural photographs and then twisting them via photo manipulation to create astonishing architectural anomalies. Personally, they look like great zombie-defense fortresses, so maybe he’s onto something.

Underwater Ink Photographs by Alberto Seveso

Beautiful images of ink plumes dispersing underwater by Italian photographer Alberto Seveso. The bottom image looks to me like someone's put Kick-ass in a blender. Click the above link for more.

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Joshua Gordon of Fucknfilthy blog talks about what inspires and influences him creatively

This is a cool little video with Fucknfilthy blogger Joshua Gordon showing us what makes him tick creatively. We have been following Fucknfilthy for a while now and have even advertised on their blog. It's great to learn more about the guy behind the blog roll. I also noticed that he's doing a photo-shoot with London hip hop crew Piff Gang. (previously posted HERE).

Photography by Martin Klimas

Behold the explosive work of German photographer Martin Klimas who has created this series entitled, 'Porcelain Figurines'. These images were captured just  as each of the figures hit the ground after being dropped from a height of 3 meters. Klimas was able to take the photos by setting his camera to respond to the sound of the porcelain hitting the ground - triggering the shutter release.

Martin Klimas - 'The hardest part of my work is to smash so many figurines until I find one that truly is showing me something new. I am in that sense a sculptor, but I have only a 5000th of a second to build my sculpture'

LINK to artist's website