Alejandro Guijarro spent three years traveling to the quantum mechanics departments of Cambridge, Stanford, Berkeley, Oxford and other universities, taking photographs of blackboards just minutes after lectures ended.
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Playing House
"After hearing the same question over and over from friends and family - “Why aren’t you married yet?” - art director Suzanne Heintz got herself a little family…of mannequins. Over the course of 14 years and 10,000 miles of travel, she took her mannequins everywhere and posed them for annual family Christmas cards"
vimeo
[22 words]
Tags:
photography,
Suzanne Heintz,
video
Wait Watchers

"For about a year, I’d been taking pictures of strangers’ reactions to me in public for a series I called “Wait Watchers.” I was interested in capturing something I already knew firsthand: If the large women in historical art pieces were walking around today, they would be scorned and ridiculed."Haley Morris-Cafiero
[Salon]
Maintenance
"Some of these works are a combination of real
interactions in the City and manipulated inkjet prints which are then
re-photographed." Dominique Teufen [flores en el ático]

Tags:
digital,
Dominique Teufen,
photography,
street art
Millisecond

The first millisecond of a Nuclear explosion from the Tumbler-Snapper tests performed in Nevada during 1952.
[Gizmodo/Neatorama/Wikipedia]
Tags:
nuclear,
photography
Back

I really wanted this to be an actual tattoo. Alas, it is just clever photography by Diana Eastman.
[This Isn't Happiness]
Tags:
Diana Eastman,
photography,
tattoo
History's Shadows



X-rays of art objects from antiquity culled from museum archives and re-photographed by David Maisel.
[but does it float]


Tags:
Art History,
David Maisel,
found object,
photography
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