adrifts:

Aerochrome photographs of the Congo by Richard Mosse

ruineshumaines:

London-based artist Mark Powell has chosen the backs of old envelopes as a canvas for these delicately rendered portraits of the elderly, using nothing more than a standard Bic Biro pen to create the delicate folds and wrinkles of their skin. 

On Tumblr.

devidsketchbook:

WORLD DIS ORDER

Photographer Christian Ruhm | facebook

The “world dis order” Series includes several pictures of well known places around Germany and Europe. All of them are multiple exposures without any post-processing.

1. Schauspielhaus near Berlin, Germany
2. Houses Of Parliament, London, United Kingdom
3. DUS - Medienhafen near Berlin, Germany
4. Tower Bridge Road, London, United Kingdom
5. Reichstag, Berlin, Germany
6. National Gallery, London, United Kingdom

atavus:

Takram - Furin

(Source: atavus)

phytos:

Paolo Nespoli - Clouds and Horizons from Space

(Source: blue-voids)

mydarkenedeyes:

Brad Kunkle

(via sosuperawesome)

showslow:

From a distance, Yang Yongliang’s sculpture looks like a large, upside down cigarette. But a close inspection shows that the ashen tip depicts a city.

petitefrenchcake:

Beautiful installation by Tom Fruin entitled Watertower. 

(Source: artruby)

Andy Goldsworthy

(h/t to forthegreenergood )  :D

(via myampgoesto11)

(Source: earth-song, via rejectnormality)

petitefrenchcake:

Photography by: Brian Oldham|Tumblr 

(via cosmic explorer : 2 of 103)

(via pilotscoutartist)

Specularity by ~Lacza

(Source: garabating)

vvolare:

by John Frisch

pulmonaire:

Visual artist Varnai Gyula has used wood logs to create a unique installation.