NYC artist Miao Jiaxin charges a dollar a night to sleep in a jail cell while visitors gawp at you. By Daily Mail Reporter Published: 05:06 GMT, 2 July 2014 | Updated: 11:08 GMT, 2 July 2014.
Martin Klimas uses high-speed photography to captures the moment flower vases shatters. By Margot Peppers Published: 20:36 GMT, 24 June 2014 | Updated: 21:54 GMT, 24 June 2014 A photographer has explored the beauty of destruction in an earth-shattering new series called Flowervases.
In his high-speed photographs, Martin Klimas captures the fleeting moment that flower vases shatter as they are shot by tiny steel balls, showing the varying ways that vases made of either glass, ceramic or stoneware burst apart. The German photographer writes on his website that the most striking thing about the images is the contrast between chaos and stillness during the one seven-thousandth of a second at which the steel ball hits the vases. Bang bang: German photographer Martin Klimas explores the beauty of destruction in his earth-shattering new series called Flowervases In pieces: The images capture the fleeting moment that flower vases shatter as they are shot by steel balls 'The contrast of motionlessness and top speed explodes the triteness of the subject. The Most Extreme Food Fads Throughout History, From Henry VIII To Beyonce.
Today we're all too familiar with the madness of contemporary food diets, with body-conscious celebrities and health nuts mutating the food pyramid into a variety of more bizarre, indescribable shapes.
With food fads like Atkins and the Hollywood Cookie Diet on the horizon, it's easy to see how mealtime has, for many, become a strange and uniform ritual. What may be more surprising, however, is the fact that these unorthodox eating habits aren't 21st century phenomenons. In fact, obsessive eating restrictions date back to the days of Henry VIII, meaning the 16th century monarch has more in common with Kate Moss than you'd expect.
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My Jaw Dropped! At First I Thought He Was Just Putting Paint On His Face Then I Saw The Third Photo. My Jaw Dropped! By rozin.abbas from Weird Facts in Art / Architecture Page 1 of 3 If I showed you this picture, what would you think? COMO HACER UNA CABEZA DENTRO DE UN FRASCO, BROMA. ¿Tienes hambre?
Que tal Asustar a esas personas que atacan tu refrigerador y que descubran una cabeza en un frasco. Usando un editor de fotos, dos imágenes se mezclan para crear una imagen plana de una cabeza, que luego se enmica y se sumerge en un frasco. Cuando la imagen aplanada se inserta en el frasco curvo, junto con la distorsión delagua, da la ilusión de una cabeza decapitada en un frasco. Esta es una verdadera idea del ingenio y como el pasar de una imagen, da la impresión de algo real. a continuación en "Ingeniando" te mostramos como hacerlo.
Materiales. Para hacer la copia impresa de la cabeza se necesitará 2 fotos una de perfil y una de frente Con la cámara a la altura de los ojos, tomar una foto de frente y otra desde el costado. Wattpad serial fiction. Everyone's Talking About What This Shy Photographer Did.When You See This,You... Apartment block that looks like a white tree: The ultimate tree house inspired by outdoor lifestyle set to come to life on French Mediterranean. A 17-storey apartment block resembling a tree is set to be built in Montpellier, France next yearCalled The White Tree, balconies and shade decks will hang off the tower like branches, creating shade and drawing light into the buildingThe structure's French and Japanese architects were inspired by Montpellier's outdoor living and the form of a tree It will feature a rooftop penthouse bar with sweeping ocean and mountain views, an art gallery and restaurantResidents will be able to choose from 120 units offering many different floor plansMontpillier hopes to build 12 architectural follies - buildings featuring an extravagant appearance and challenging traditional architectural ideas.
40 Weird Historical Photos that Actually Happened. But I Still Can’t Believe that Baby in #12. It’s almost impossible to believe that the things depicted in these photos occurred since, well, the advent of photography.
It’s almost unfathomable that life was so different a mere 50, 75 or 100 years ago. These photos serve as an excellent reminder that the things we know and are familiar with change rapidly. Alex John Beck reveals what people would look like if both halves of their fa... By Sadie Whitelocks Published: 21:32 GMT, 11 February 2014 | Updated: 11:23 GMT, 12 February 2014 Everyone has a good side, so the saying goes, and now one photographer has attempted to show which one it is.
New York-based photographer Alex John Beck, 32, took portraits of ten people and made symmetrical images using the right halves of their faces, and another using the left. The resulting images were then placed side-by-side for comparison. How creepy is this weird and almost nude sculpture? A statue of a man sleepwalking in his underpants is surrounded by snow on the campus of Wellesley College, in Wellesley, Mass., Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2014.
The sculpture entitled "Sleepwalker" is part of an exhibit by sculptor Tony Matelli at the college's Davis Museum. Picture: AP Photo/Steven Senne. Source: AP A REMARKABLY lifelike sculpture of a man sleepwalking in nothing but his underpants has some students at a US women's college protesting, but the school president says it's part of the intellectual process. Confessions of a Wanna Be Artist. The Creative Crossing: Weeping Angel Christmas Tree Topper! I must apologize for the lack of updates.
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