We spotted these impressive double exposure portraits by Heitor Magno today and had to share them. Lucky for you, we’ve also got a DIY guide to playing with double-exposure.
These Double Exposure Portrats are a Must See for Inspiration
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Eric Hines gave the windy city a time-lapse treatment, and the result is pure eye candy. Check out the incredible HD video below!
Filmmaker Brings Time-Lapse Expertise to the City of Chicago
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This is what prompted my question. I never expected Chicago to look like this.
DIY: How to Customize Paper Lanterns with Photos!
You’ve seen those paper lanterns in stores. Wouldn’t that plain paper look so much cooler with your own colorful photos on them?
We put together a how-to on doing just that! Click the link above to check it out.
If you’re an avid street photographer, approaching that random stranger for a portrait can be quite a daunting task! Jimmy Hickey made this short but sweet video on how to approach those sometimes awkward encounters.
Just going to leave this here.
DIY: How to Turn Photos into Watercolor Paintings
Say what? You can turn a photo into a watercolor painting? Yep!
The magic lies in masking liquid! It’s what painters use to prevent parts of their paper from getting watercolor on them. Think of it like stenciling.
What you’re looking at is actual human blood vessels from a human’s face. They’re frozen in time by the magic of plastic.
The Human Body Preserved by Plastic
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Thought Catalog recently published “21 Pictures of Cats Being Awsome Way Before the Internet Existed” and the title speaks for itself. Before cats dominated YouTube and desired cheezburgers, lovely felines were the darlings of analogue cameras. Check out the vintage kitties here!
Seen the new Polaroid Z2300 Instant Digital Camera? The 10 megapixel beauty features a “zero ink” internal printer and a 3 inch LCD screen so you can preview your next polaroid moments!
The New Polaroid Z2300 Instant Digital Camera
via Slash Gear
WHY ISN’T IT CHRISTMAS?
Linda McCartney’s Private Photos of Paul
We all know the saying that “behind every great man is a woman”, and for birthday boy, Paul McCartney this certainly rang true with his first wife, famed photographer and animal rights activist Linda McCartney. Aside from starting a beautiful family together, collaborating artistically was also something that the famous couple enjoyed. While their blissful union was cut short because of an illness, they still remain known as one of music’s most famous couples. Here’s a peek at Paul McCartney through Linda’s lens.
London based photographer Edward Horsford photographs balloons in a very unique way. He freezes them as they leave his hands to explode.The pictures are taken with a “high tech” DIYed sound trigger, Strobes, and one rusty stick.
