Been collecting images of rich textures and colors just because they’re so beautiful. Just a few favorites posted here.
Monthly Archives: July 2012
Motorcycle Wood Carving
Spotted this intricate wood sculpture of a motorcycle at a restaurant in Indio, CA by sculptor Silvia Davis. The detail is so authentic it looks like it could actually be taken on the road!
Jazz & Photography: Kathy Sloane
Jazz aficionados would appreciate this book by photographer Kathy Sloane about the Keystone Korner, a historic jazz club tucked into a small San Francisco street in the 1970’s that lured jazz greats (such as Charles Mingus, above or Dexter Gordon, below) into this tiny club. Sloane’s book has pics of them all in that wonderful jazz style that melds perfectly with the music. The captures are truly of a bygone era that was at once hypnotic, baffling and magical. I hate to give them all away here, please visit her site at kathysloanephotographer.com to see more.
(All photos copyright Kathy Sloane)
Featured Artist: Ernest Zacharevic
Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic creates intriguing, whimsical murals combining a mixture of painted figures and found objects on the streets of Penang, Malaysia. To see more go here.
Wordless Wednesday: Magnificent Clouds
Rare Unrestored 1930-40s Color Photos
We’re accustomed to seeing old black and white photos faded to sepia from the 1930s and 1940s, but rarely do we see them in pristine color. These rare photos allow us the opportunity to have a glimpse of the past as if they were just taken yesterday.
To see many more visit flickr.
(Source: cbsnews.com)
Insanely Clever Advertising
These brilliantly conceived advertising campaigns lure potential customers by allowing them to interact with the product.
To view more go here.
Desert Beauty
Wordless Wednesday
Aurora Borealis Lights up Norfolk Skies
Chris Bell, a meteorologist, storm-chaser photographed the aurora last Sunday night Foxley, between Norwich and Fakenham.
(Source: Norwich Evening News)