Maelyn C.F.C.

Beginning in 2006, Lucas Foglia set out to photograph tight-knit communities in the American West, but he soon found himself in the midst of a mining boom that was transforming the landscape.

For seven years, Foglia documented the transformations happening in America’s most rural and least populated region. Frontcountry is photojournalism at its very best.

Photographing the American West in the Midst of a Mining Boom

Man saying the word “pion” (pronounced: peony) 

Patient suffering from dysphagia or trouble swallowing

A baby nursing

Dog drinking

Playing the violin

Rick Copsey - Paintscapes (2012)

"The Paintscapes series presents photographs of wet paint that seem to circumvent the inherent ‘truth’ of the camera as the apparent verisimilitude of each image renders problematic what constitutes reality.

As illusions, the Paintscapes works mirror Kant’s idea of the sublime in nature as ‘formless and shapeless’ such as the ocean or the sky; as such, they associate the viscous flows of paint with the amorphousness of the sea.

Ponderosa Pine Tree done by Scott LaMadline at Divinity Tattoo in Phoenix, AZ

I am the owner of The Mosby Experience based in Richmond, Va.

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Cassandra Warner and Jeremy Floto recently collaborated on an incredible series of high speed photographs. 

The duo shot colored liquids at 1/3,500th of a second, transforming them into amorphous sculptures.

Colored Liquids Transformed Into Amorphous Sculptures