“Lightheaded” by Lynn Silverman
The photographs in Lightheaded record a bulb’s interaction with other actual or reflected lights, thus making it possible to explore the boundary between the various light sources. Through the action of light, this boundary becomes more fluid. The images generate a dialogue between such qualities as opacity and transparency, individuality and commonality amongst others.
Collages of landscapes shot at different times and seasons by Noel Myles
About the project:
Throughout Noel Myles’s work there is a consistent aim to extend the still photographic image beyond the single moment and the static viewpoint. The intention is to evoke the perception of accumulated experience.
information by Kai Ziehl
by Mark Kelly
I need to have this up on my door or something. The no would be turned off a lot though.
Taken by French Photographer, Robert Doisneau.
(Source: you-let-go-of-me, via misantropical)
More from Eric Cahan’s Sky Series
(via loveandimpermanence)
Been crying for an hour, and just when I though I calmed down I start crying again. And I was crying last night and had another anxiety attack at 1am. This is fucking torture. Why won’t anyone save me.
