five members of the monster fan club
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five members of the monster fan club
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Guillaume Singelin
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thekhooll:

Yangtze: The Long River
By Photographer Nadav Kander
thekhooll:

Yangtze: The Long River
By Photographer Nadav Kander
patrickleger:

Set phasers to “sexy”
A new piece for The Washingon Post about Star Trek and the world of fanfiction. You can read the article here.
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theatlanticcities:

“At some point, I just began folding the prints, folding way the sky, folding away the sides, until I basically had an image that looked like a supermarket bar code. I somehow had the feeling this was the right way of doing it, this was the gut decision.” -Michael Wolf
Emily Badger speaks with Michael Wolf, who has been photographing Hong Kong’s apartment towers, cropping them in a way that emphasizes their geometry and density.
Read: The Strange Beauty of Density Taken to the Extreme
[Images: Michael Wolf]
theatlanticcities:

“At some point, I just began folding the prints, folding way the sky, folding away the sides, until I basically had an image that looked like a supermarket bar code. I somehow had the feeling this was the right way of doing it, this was the gut decision.” -Michael Wolf
Emily Badger speaks with Michael Wolf, who has been photographing Hong Kong’s apartment towers, cropping them in a way that emphasizes their geometry and density.
Read: The Strange Beauty of Density Taken to the Extreme
[Images: Michael Wolf]
theatlanticcities:

“At some point, I just began folding the prints, folding way the sky, folding away the sides, until I basically had an image that looked like a supermarket bar code. I somehow had the feeling this was the right way of doing it, this was the gut decision.” -Michael Wolf
Emily Badger speaks with Michael Wolf, who has been photographing Hong Kong’s apartment towers, cropping them in a way that emphasizes their geometry and density.
Read: The Strange Beauty of Density Taken to the Extreme
[Images: Michael Wolf]
cjwho:

Broccoli House by Davis Brock

I wasn’t able to build my son a treehouse, so I built him this broccoli house instead. Made with balsa wood.
cjwho:

Bas Princen, Shopping mall parking lot, Dubai, 2009 by deSingel
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thekhooll:


YAY
thekhooll:


YAY