Stage Of Mind – an exhibition of photographs by Korean artist Jee Young Lee, who transforms her tiny 3.6 x 4.1 x 2.4-meter studio in Seoul into elaborate dioramas inspired by her personal life and old Korean fables.
Lee works without Photoshop and with such attention to minute detail that the dioramas (in which she features herself) often take months to finish.
Stage Of Mind is on display at the OPIOM Gallery in Opio, France from February 7 to March 7 next year.
Once or twice a year, but almost never with the clear sky backdrop pictured here (last Friday), a temperature inversion phenomenon appears to fill Arizona’s Grand Canyon to the brim with fog – cool air trapped at the bottom of the canyon, held in place by a layer of warm air above, creating low level clouds.
(Video: Paul Lettieri. Pix: Erin Whittaker, Ben Mayberry)
Back in the late 19th century, photographic portraits required the subject to remain perfectly still for at least 30 seconds.
Twitchy infants were generally immobilised by a cunningly (and creepily) camouflaged mother.
From the excellent Twitter account @FacesPics, wherein pictures of things that look like faces are posted for your pareidolic pleasure.
Health and safety conscious Anon writes:
My local supervalu in Greystones has had this fire exit blocked for the last year. Mentioned it to the manager but it remains.
Spectacular nighttime aerial shots of London taken over the last six weeks by photographer Jason Hawkes.
MORE: 20 stunning aerial pictures of London lit up at night (ITV London)
(H/T: Reppy)
College Green, Dublin yesterday.
Unless your dog thinks you’re an utter bastard.
(Pic: Oisín)
Weimaraners Harlow and Sage already have 100,000 Instagram followers.
Recently a new friend has been added to the household – Indi the Dachshund pup.
He appears to be fitting in nicely.
KatFurey writes:
I sent you a pic of the upside down Christmas tree last week in the Stillorgan Park Hotel?!!
THIS one I saw down in Rathwood in Carlow. WTF is going on? Is it JUST ME seeing these?! :)))
