Quentin Bertoux really runs with the concept of using a single duplicated object to add movement and life to a photo.
I love how his subject seems completely at home amidst the chaos.
Tag: photography
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Kitsch and candy…does it get any better? Well, there’s kitsch IN candy, courtesy of photo prints by
Boopsiedaisy.
This one reminds me of those horrific “ball pits.” Even as a child, I thought these were the nauseating filth factories:
Her slightly disquieting combinations seems like the most logical thing in the world to me.
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When someone says “Go to hell!” do they mean THIS PLACE?
The Door to Hell, as locals call it, is situated near the small town of Darvaz in Uzbekistan. Thirty-five years ago, geologists were drilling for gas when then encountered a very large cavern underground filled with a poisonous gas. They ignited the gas expecting it to burn off in a few hours. Thirty-five years later, the gas is still burning.
More photos at the source.
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Joshua Hoffine has an impressive series of archetypal nightmare photographs, embellished with wonderful shadows, fog and eerie glow. He aptly describes his work as “hyper-realism.”
It’s definitely worth going to his site and taking in his renditions of the supercharged moment just before the arrival of impending doom.
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Bad lighting in the photo…or a celebration of impending nuclear annihilation?
SheWalksSoftly 