Matt Wisiniewski is a photographer/artist who has taken the photo collage idea and run with it – hard.  The images he creates are wondrous and intriguing. STARDUST BLENDING!    

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This post would serve as a teaser if you could tell what this sign was for, but unless you’ve been to Wellington, NZ and have an amazing memory, it’s quite unlikely that you would put this visual and burritos together.  Anyways – coming up very soon on this very site will be the first of a recipe series put together by superstar Mathieson Jennings (the post is written but awaiting approval of Chef de Cuisine Jennings himself).  SOO, basically, get […]

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Found a few more of Mr.Reufels that had to be shared.  Make sure to click on the thumbnail below to get into the slideshow, and once in the slideshow look in the bottom-left corner to see the option of viewing full size in order to view the most detail!! MAGIC?

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Using the same infrared triggers as Alan Sailer’s Hi-Speed Photos of bullets and explosions (check the recent post on Sailer’s work HERE),  Markus Reugels (website) captures collisions and contortions of water with magical quality (video of his process!).  Viewing these photos raises questions about how much detail the human eye misses at it’s relatively slow processing rate.  Seemingly mimicking fireworks, globes, flowers, and atomic mushroom clouds, these photos boggle the mind, and challenge conceptions of perception. COMMENCE BOGGLING.

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Alan Sailer has an insatiable appetite for capturing moments of impact (or explosion) with everyday objects.  Using an Infrared beam as a trigger, his strobes and camera fire at a precisely calculated delay after projectiles pass through the beam.  Sailer’s High-Speed Photography is awe-inspiring. BEAUTIFUL DESTRUCTION.      

Categories: Art, Photography