Evocative shots of vehicle wrecks being reclaimed by time and nature in Germany, Sweden and Belgium by German civil servant and auto obsessive, Robert Kahl.
Category Archives: Photography
Still Waving
atMore photographs of epic New South Wales gnarl by Australian photographer Warren Keelan.
Previously: Not Drowning, But Waving
MacMahon Bridge, Pearse Street, Dublin 4..
More atmospheric long exposure by Andy Sheridan
Previously: Stonier Than Thou
A composite image taken last October by Johannes Holzer at the Isar river in southern Germany. The image was achieved using two cameras shooting three photos from roughly the same perspective, which were then stitched. To wit:
..[the] sky with a Sony A7r and Vixen Polarie Startracker, one additional shot for the landscape without [a] Startracker, [and] underwater was done with a Canon 5Dm2 with an EWA Underwater case.
The Art Deco and Bauhaus spiral staircases of Budapest, photographed by Balint Alovits.
S’Up?
atBehold the Southern Cassowary (an image from photographer Robert Clark’s book Evolution: A Visual Record) a flightless bird whose appearance echoes the evolutionary link to dinosaurs.
Handsome chap.
Muscular three-toed foot and long, dagger-like eviscerating claw out of shot.
Part of Indonesian artist Aditya Aryanto’s ongoing Anicube project – animals shopped into Minecraft angularity.
A photo taken from the 12th floor office of C.S.I Walter Berg of the Portland, Oregon Police Bureau last week. Trees freshly covered with a thick blanket of show on which thousands of black crows were briefly perched, lit from below by street lights.
Images of flowers taken by photographer Craig Burrows using a relatively unknown process known as UVIVF (ultra violet induced visible fluorescence).
Burrows illuminates the flowers with a high intensity LED filtered to transmit only UV and infrared which the plants absorb, releasing visible light in the form of vivid colours not perceptible under normal viewing conditions.
More of his work here.
Underdogs
atA 2017 calendar by photographer Jason Kenzie and designer Tania Ryan – dogs photographed from below.
MORE: The Underdogs Project





















































