Things are Larger Than They Seem

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Finger Print from Cassette Tape

These amazing pictures are from the Artist/Photographer Kevin Van Aeist. I discovered the apple globe while blog hopping and then found his really cool web site. His images "aim to examine the distance between the big picture and the little things in life." He seems to be a bit of science geek and brings that into his super creative art. Check out his website, there's even a fingerprint made out of Cheetos..How fun is that!

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This Cool Liquid Photo is from Linden Gledhill Photography.
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Photos To Drive Your Senses Crazy

These are from the website Staudinger + Franke. They are like the best Photography studio in the world so there's not much more I can say. Give yourself a treat and visit their website, especially the Stills. Wow, is all I can say! Take a visit, You'll be glad you did~

Smiling Happy People Floating Through Time

This is just a follow up on my post from yesterday. Vincent Levy at his blog Caraquet 2009 posted some more pictures from his installation at the art symposium. It's great going through the whole creative process with him on his blog.

Signs of Passing Time In Art

These fascinating pictures are from Vincent Levy's blogs.
I first visited his blog Caraquet 2009 with the help of the Google Translator, as Vincent is from Paris and all his blogs are in French. This particular blog is for an Art Residence that he is participating in that is in Caraquet, New Brunswick, Quebec, Canada.

The Caraquet 2009 is a symposium where ten artists are brought together to produce an art installation based on this years theme "Space Cathedral" for a public setting.

The participating visual artists are from Acadia Maritime, Quebec, Vancover and France.

Vincent Levy has worked in the field of Video and film and his primary focus has been using "time" as his subject. He takes pictures of people and uses these images to present the trace of time and memory. He does this both with digital film and video. In the Symposium his installation "Ghosts" is made up of pictures he has taken "on the spot" and displays the ceramic printed with pictures. "Each of these pictures represents a person encountered during his passage, and the Phantom installation archives the history of Acadia. These ceramics are designed to be suspended under a tree that will be installed in the exhibition".

I'm always interested in the creative process and appreciate it when artist such as Vincent let us in to the process and see "behind the scenes".

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Wow this is Wild ..Picture "Agathafiles"

Again, I have no idea what any of this says//// But this pictures is absolutely incredible..http://agathafiles.blogspot.com/2008/05/photography-filestrabajos-de-fotografa.html check out agathas other pictures.