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Photographer Sends a Drone Over NYC to Prove the City is More Stunning From Above

Cornè Akkers.

Artist Jeremy Mann (previously featured here) creates oil based paintings that reflect the mercurial nature of light within cityscapes. Using the ever present artificial lightings and imposing silhouettes of skyscrapers as a framework to show the urban landscape, the artist plays with the natural light of dawn and dusk that seep within the city and cloud it in a blanket of mystery or calm. The obscure patches of oil paints are brushed on as multiple layers, some detailed and strong, other textured or smooth which makes the scene appear as fusion of multiple images imposed together.

Anton Belovodchenko

Joshua Shutkind dancer with Ballet West photographed by Chad Braithwaite

Dancing Shadow Sculptures by Dpt. and Laurent Craste

Herb Ritts (1952 - 2002) • Carla Bruni, Point Dume, 1992

Michal Pelka

The longest, left-breaking wave in the world located in Chicama, Peru. (Source)

Tim Campbell