I’m dying omg
I need an otterbox case for my iPad cause I keep dropping it when I see pots like this.
at first i thought Kelton was the unfortunate name because his name’s Kelton but then i saw the guy on the end
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Alexander James - Glass, 2012
Artist’s Statement:
“In this new body of work I explore a process formulated in the studio that naturally removes all the pigment from the capillaries in rose petals. It is a complex procedure that over a period of days replaces the pigment with highly purified water leaving behind only the skeletal fibre and plant structure visible; all while the plant still lives and grows.
These beautifully detailed and painterly photographic works are captured underwater and presented ‘as shot’ without the use of post production either traditional or digital.
From the outset I wanted to take this instantly recognisable subject and re-present it in an entirely new and significant way. Originality of process is paramount, even with something as common place as a rose.”
It’s true, Kodak has officially stopped production of acetate film base, one of the key components of camera film. Reddit user ApatheticAbsurdist notes that Kodak has enough stock to keep producing film for a few more years, but it’s safe to say the announcement is another blow for film lovers everywhere.
Kodak Stops Producing Key Component of 35mm Film
via Reddit / Photo by Arno Jenkins
15 amazing things in nature you won’t believe actually exist
Don’t you love it when Kirby environments exist in real life?
IF you don’t think nature and life is amazing… this is one of the many reasons why it should be.