Norwegian photographer Arlid Heitmann’s evocative photos of the Borg homeworld Aurora Borealis.
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Current conditions are impacting on today’s schedule with persistent heavy snowfall since 10am this morning pic.twitter.com/Udr1X3nm6C
— Ireland West Airport (@Irelandwest) February 14, 2014
Finnish photographer Janne Parviainen’s extraordinary light paintings are all created in-camera with no digital manipulation.
Throughout the long exposures, which last from minutes to hours on end, Parvianen moves around the space, tracing surfaces with point-source lights.
The images above are five of ten chosen and currently on offer as prints and canvasses from My Modern Shop.
Previously: A Little Light Topography and Meet The Illuminati
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Ger Kelliher’s high speed photo of sea foam at Coomeenole beach in West Kerry last month.
Also available as a hi-res download.
Fearless Russian nutjobs Vitaliy Raskalov and Vadim Makharov ascend the tower crane working on the as yet unfinished world’s second tallest building.
They’ve since posted pictures and a full account of their adventure (in Russian) on LiveJournal.
Related: Long Way Down
(H/T: Noel)
Illuminated Code From Space is artist Haari Tesla’s tilt-shift experiment with publicly distributed images of galaxies and nebulae – the most vast phenomenon we know of – presented as a series of micro-organisms. Sez she:
Macrocosm and microcosm is an ancient Greek Neo-Platonic schema of seeing the same patterns reproduced in all levels of the cosmos, from the largest scale (macrocosm or universe-level) all the way down to the smallest scale (microcosm or sub-sub-atomic or even metaphysical-level). In the system the midpoint is Man, who summarizes the cosmos.
A mere whisker of the hirsute delights of Pierce and Stacy Thiot;’s Tumblr Will It Beard?, wherein objects (many suggested by readers and aficionados) are inserted into Pierre’s beard.
Derry’s Peace Bridge (top) disappears in the distance while the Guildhall (centre) receives a blanket of snow. Carlisle Road Methodist Church (bottom).
Via City Hotel Derry and Marie Claire
Earlier: It’s Sticking!
