The Week’s Links
After Hours
For his project Day and Night, photographer Forest McMullin asked couples to be photographed in private moments of sexual intimacy.
Catching Corners
Zhenya Aerohockey launched the hashtag #catchingcorners in his Instagram feed to spur imagination. As it turns out, the world is full of beautiful corners.
Sky Trails
IT-developer Alexey Papulovsky and designer Nikolai Guryanov visualized the trajectory of passenger planes throughout the world.
Looking For Alice
A touching series by Sian Davey that explores how difficult it can be to understand and love your own child. The photographer takes pictures of his daughter, Alice, who was born with Down Syndrome.
Paris 360
Gilles Vidal created a panoramic site of Paris for those wishing to get a bird’s eye view.
Burger Renaissance
Rebecca Ruetten shoots fast food in the style of the Renaissance. Contemporary Pieces is a project based in humor, but with a deeper meaning hidden in the subtext.
Breaking Gravity
In order to shoot capture breakdancers in slow motion, Marc Donahue used a custom-made array of 20 GoPros and a Red Epic camera.
An Artist Burns
Artist Jordan Mang-Osan burns pictures with a magnifying glass and sunlight. Creating one drawing takes several months.
Origami Sculpture
Designer Jo Nakashima creates origami scultures from paper cubes and shares the experience in an educational video.
What’s On a Barge
Hungarian photographer Gyula Sopronyi was curious about what old barges carry. His series, Floating Aspects, is a tribute to these «sluggish giants», that are gradually making a comeback.
Catch Me If You Can
Stolen Camera Finder can help find a stolen camera. All that’s needed is any photo taken by the stolen camera.
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