Carl Warner is a British photographer who takes the art of food decorations to a new level. Every piece of item in his unbelievably deceptive landscapes are made of nothing but food. You have to see it, to believe it. The rocks are bread and the cloud peeping between the hills is cauliflower. A farmland with coconut haystacks. Often scenes are photographed in layers from foreground to background and combined later....
Micro sculptures by Italian artist Adalberto Abbate.
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He prefers the scanning electron microscope. The vapours then settle down to form rods, spheres and other shapes, creating an extraordinary landscape. In these images, the metal used was zinc oxide which was heated at temperature of 500-600 Celsius degree.
It isnt surprising actually, rather very natural, since salt is the only available material in the region. The hotel walls are made of salt blocks stuck together with a cement-like substance made of salt and water. The lodge has 15 bedrooms, a dining room, a living room and a bar.
The following pictures arent made up by some Photoshop artist.
The Jellyfish Lake is a popular place for divers despite being the home to some ten million jellyfish.
Julian Beever, often called the ‘Pavement Picasso’, is one of the greatest sidewalk chalk artists. Here is a collection of some of his amazing art. I cant believe this bottle of coke is not real! When viewed from a different angle these drawings look abnormally elongated and distorted. you’re able to find more pictures at hispersonal site.
So here is a collection of photographs dedicated to photographers. One thing that I can say for sure its hard to be one. Sometimes its hard to determine which is better the photograph or the photographer Some jobs have to envied
A stunning series of eerie, low-light photos by photographer Todd Hido calledHomes at Nightfrom his bookHouse Hunting. Sources:Stephen Writz Gallery,NPR,Todd Hido
TheCabestanWinch Tourbillon Vertical Watch is a beautiful yet odd looking wrist watch with a unique vertical design. It has tiny 450 link chain and nickel silver drums; altogether there are 1,352 separate components. Two rotating drums indicate the time, while further drums show power reserves. you’re free to wind the watch using little capstans and it lasts for 72 hours. Price ranges from $275,000$400,000, depending on style.
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