“Random Selection in Random Image” is new website by Jan Robert Leegte. It does exactly that: it loads a random image from Flickr and it makes a random selection. Reload the website to get another random selection in a random image.

found at triangulation

Jon Shireman dipped some flowers in a liquid nitrogen bath and then he smashed them on a hard surface. The results are just beautiful.

found at iGNANT

Matt Richardson created a camera which doesn’t deliver a photo but a description of the photo it made. Eh what? After the shutter button is pressed, the Descriptive Camera sends the photo to Amazons Mechanical Turk for processing. Somewhere someone receives this photo and writes a short description about what’s on the photo, that person receives a small payment for this task. As soon as that text comes back, a thermal printer outputs the result in the style of a polaroid print.
How cool is that!

“Misunderstanding Focus” is series of photo collages made by Nerhol, a collaboration between Ryuta Iida and Yoshihisa Tanaka. Each artwork is made of a several photos which were taken in a 3 minutes time span and then layered like an onion. The effect is beautiful.

found at Colossal

“Light & Jelly” is series of lamps cast in jelly by Le Creative Sweatshop and then photographed by Fabrice Fouillet. The results are very colorful and look stunning.

found at It’s Nice That

Here’re a few photos from the series “Mimesis” by Barbara & Michael Leisgen. Simple & nice.

found at Potz!Blitz!Szpilman!

The Japanese architect Ryue Nishizawa designed this “Garden & House” in Tokyo on a very small lot of just 8 x 4 m. It doesn’t really have a facade or walls: vases, planters, concrete benches, plexiglass railings, full-height windows and curtains form the boundary between inside and outside. I’m baffled.
Photos by Iwan Baan.

found at DOMUS

These photos are from Jim Sanborn‘s “The Topographic Projections and Implied Geometries Series”. They are long exposures photographs of enormous light projections. Very impressive work.

found at I like this art

These photographs by Frank Kunert aren’t just some Photoshop wizardry. He first build each model by hand and then photographed them. I guess you agree that the results are stunning.

found at trendland

“Cfaal 62″ by Jessica Eaton. Jessica is very unhappy with how tumblr is messing up credits.

© Jessica Eaton

found at dvdp