Category Archives: still life

Article: Beverage Lighting Course with Steve Giralt of The Garage Learning

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Check out “Colorful Scenes: 14 Photographers Use Color in Fun and Innovative Ways” on Flipboard

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Article: Lockdown projects: shoot liquid color abstracts from the comfort of home

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Iconic Filmmakers’ Birthdays Celebrated in Offbeat Photos

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Iconic Filmmakers’ Birthdays Celebrated in Offbeat Photos

Sweet Photo Series Reveals What’s In A Preschooler’s Pockets

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Sweet Photo Series Reveals What’s In A Preschooler’s Pockets 

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Beauty reimagined: 500 years of Botticelli

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Beauty reimagined: 500 years of Botticelli

Constructing Vision: Award winning architectural exhibition opens

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Constructing Vision: Award winning architectural exhibition opens | British Journal of Photography

Su Shengliang, susl_photography@126.com, Long Museum West Bund, Cultural building, Atelier Deshaus, Shanghai, China, 2014/4/12
Universite Ibn Zohr de Laayoune| Academic building| Regroupement d’Architectes El Kabbaj, Kettani, Siana| Laayoune, Morocco| egroupement d’Architectes El Kabbaj, Kettani, Siana|2015/04/25| Paypal : 7KN42986UK329905S
Project name: EPFL Quartier Nord Architect: Richter Dahl Rocha & Associés Location: Ecublens, Switzerland Date: April 2014 PAYPAL reference: 2HB90218MU541123C

A Young Russian Photographer Questions The Byproducts Of Technological Progress

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A Young Russian Photographer Questions The Byproducts Of Technological Progress

“I travel in search of places which used to have great importance for the technical progress — and which are now deserted.” -Danila Tkachenko

“In his photo series “Restricted Areas,” Russian photographer Danila Tkachenko captures the ruins of a future that never took off. His photographs feature abandoned nuclear stations, oil fields, former mining towns and military bases in the former Soviet Union.”

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A Radiologist’s X-Ray Photographs of Flowers from the 1930s

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A Radiologist’s X-Ray Photographs of Flowers from the 1930s

Textiles — CHRISTOPHER PAYNE

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Textiles — CHRISTOPHER PAYNE