This something – This something is shimmering on tinselling shards, between splinters of sugar icing and clinking of thoughts, this something droped on the asphalt like once, the scoop of blue ice cream or the moon, sticky and calm or reflecting in a puddle. this something.
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Trashand is a self taught photographer based out of Chicago. Not even having a real camera yet, he started taking photography serious with his iPhone on Instagram. Hi first camera was purchased in 2011 and ever since he is taking beautiful shots of all kinds of stuff, while symmetry is and always has been the thing he looks for the most in his photography.
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The thing that impresses us most about landscape photographers is their ability to imbue buildings with a life of their own. Matthias Heiderich is such as case of a self taught photographer living in Berlin, Germany. Each of his sets of photographs are beyond words.
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With his project ‘Honkey Kong’ Christian Åslund turned the world into a real 2D video game. Based in Stockholm, Sweden, which is a fairly small city for being a capital without any major tall rising buildings, he was amazed of the view from the skyscraper rooftops in Hong Kong and developed the concept for this project.
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Dazzling Surfaces – Dazzling surfaces burst like bubbles, the illusion in rainbow colors projected, enlarged, tormented, fleeting phlegm of the eye felt and the color spectrum high as the heart rate, when viscose thoughts stick on thin layers and only there remains waiting, for corrosion maybe or flareless impulse, but mainly for 70 cubic centimeter of beat volume with the same visual faculty.
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Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Trevor H. aka ‘Gangculture’ studied fine art at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California. He is a creative director of ANTI- records and just released a book with SPA publications titled ‘Between a Ghost and a Cloud’. Trevor shoots exclusively on iPhone 4, concentrating on clear shots that show the absurdity of the everyday.
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Gap – A stale taste in my mouth despite scrubbing teeth. You in my stomach and still a void. I feel sick. I feel so sick. And I’m breathing in the smell of menthol and breathing out the stale taste of craving. Oh, beat the longing to death. Oh, beat the longing to death.
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Eva Tsagaraki is studying sculpture and multimedia at the Fine Arts School of Athens at the 4th year. Eva’s interest is to capture the instant pause between two movements, known ‘ma’ in Japanese. Eva came across with this space of emptiness through her practice in Butoh dance. The photos are the recording of this experience, namely the flow of energy she experiences with body movement.
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Antonia Basler explores the ways in which visual content can be organized using photography and materials intended for mass production. Basing her most current work on objects found in Dollar Stores, the constructed scenes that she photographs examine the presence of the artificial in everyday life.
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Andy J. Scott is a Los Angeles-based photographer and videographer. His website showcases great portraiture, many amongst them are artists in the L.A. rap scene. Scott reveals a keen eye that also works outside of portraiture. Whether shooting rappers with studio lighting or exploring the nooks and crannies of Los Angeles, Scott’s work has a consistently hushed and beautiful voice.
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