Australian photographer Tom Blachford offers a unique bird’s-eye perspective of the Australian metropolis. Tom is interested in aerial photography for a long time now.
Letters Can Kill: Ad Campaign Against Texting While Driving
New Zealand based studio Lightfarm Studios has designed a special advertising campaign for Mitsubishi that aims to combat the urge to write text messages while driving.
The Art of Makeup by Stephanie Fernandez
Nineteen-year-old American artist Stephanie Fernandez, creates really beautiful works of creative makeup and face painting, and she does that on freelance basis.
Till House – A Unique House in the Mountains of Chile
Chilean architects of WMR Arquitectos developed the concept of a unique wooden house located in the mountains near Los Arcos, completely secluded from the view.
People Lying in 7 Days’ Worth of Their Trash
California based photographer Gregg Segal got interested in the garbage issue not only in his country but all around the world. To this issue he dedicated this original photo project.
British Family Lives in Two Tree Houses Linked Together
British design studio Blue Forest created a project consisting of two tree houses, one of which is designed for children, and the other one for adults.
Potholes Turned into Works of Art
Residents of small and large cities around the world often meet potholes on the roads, paying more attention to them when on some kind of vehicle.
Hobby Buddies By Ursula Sprecher And Andi Cortellini
Ursula Sprecher and Andy Cortellini are two photographers who are obsessed with people’s hobbies. These two authors from Switzerland created a unique photo project called Hobby Buddies.
Skyfarm – A Futuristic Concept of a Skyscraper Farm
In the context of permanently growing population and the increasing food shortage, as well as environmental issues, such project can become a good solution for the future.
Colorful Insides of Fireworks by Andrew Waits
Photographer Andrew Waits got interested in the contents of fireworks. We all did see these beautiful pictures in the sky generated by these little things, but we did not see how they look inside.
