Australian photographer Lincoln Harrison is different from the rest of the fans of slow shutter speed photography. He spends up to 15 hours to create a single image. Amazing patience!
Optical Illusion by Richard Wiseman
Today in our traditional video category you’ll see another original video from YouTube. In particular, you will see a quick video from Richard Wiseman.
Incredible Shoe Faces by Gwen Murphy
American artist and designer Gwen Murphy, being a child considered every pair of shoes to be twins. Her first works were made out of old shoes.
Conceptual Photography by Jamey Stillings
American photographer Jamey Stillings looks at the world with admiration and irony at the same time. His conceptual photography is easy to understand and it’s pretty funny.
North Landscapes in Jan Erik Waider’s Photography
German graphic designer and photographer Jan Erik Waider repeatedly visited Greenland, Faroe Islands, Iceland and northern Scotland. There, he managed to make a lot of amazing shots.
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone – Movie Trailer
The film director Don Scardino made a brilliant comedy about magicians and illusionists. The main character’s name is Bert Uanderstoun. He and his partner are illusionists who are trying to regain their old glory.
Chatillon Car Graveyard in Belgium
Not far from the village of Chatillon, in the south of Belgium, in the middle of the woods is situated an impressive car graveyard. Its history dates back to the times of the Second World War. Previously, around that place were four graveyards.
The Life and Death of a Novelty Christmas Wreath
This funny and a little sad cartoon was thought up and developed by an American designer animator Michael Ruocco. The Animation is dedicated to Christmas.
Illusive Textures in CoolorFoto Project
The CoolorFoto photo project differs from similar projects with its originality and a different vision of the world. Twisting and using unusual filters, the author makes the real world illusory.
Stunning Images of Spiral Staircases
First samples of spiral staircases appeared not so long ago, in the fifth century BC. In Roman architecture of first centuries AD, spiral stairs have become an integral part of an impressive number of projects.
