Misha de Ridder
Lovely, hazy photographs by Dutch photographer Misha de Ridder.
| Tagged with: | Minimalism, Photography, Reflection, Zen |
| Tagged with: | Minimalism, Photography, Reflection, Zen |
| Tagged with: | Art, Photography, Used Objects, Zen |
| Tagged with: | Color, Nature, Photography, The Use of Unacceptable Colours in Nature |



In this volume, photographer Frédéric Chaubin reveals 90 buildings sited in fourteen former Soviet Republics which express what could be considered as the fourth age of Soviet architecture. They reveal an unexpected rebirth of imagination, an unknown burgeoning that took place from 1970 until 1990. Contrary to the twenties and thirties, no “school” or main trend emerges here. These buildings represent a chaotic impulse brought about by a decaying system. Their diversity announces the end of Soviet Union.
| Tagged with: | Architecture, Design, Photography |
| Tagged with: | Photography |
I love this chart, created for a post at Fast Company by Doogie Horner, author of Everything Explained Through Flowcharts.
Here is his gloss:
This chart will hopefully help you view specific Facebook portraits within the context of the larger genre, and therefore lead to a richer, more complex appreciation of Facebook portraiture as an emerging form of banal, eye-numbing expression.

| Tagged with: | Facebook, Photography, Portraiture, Social Media |
IKEA has just released a baking book called "Hembakat är Bäst" (Homemade is Best). Check out these photographs of the ingredients for various recipes, shot by Carl Kleiner.






Via.
| Tagged with: | Design, Food, Graphic Design, IKEA, Photography |



| Tagged with: | OCD, Photography, Stuff We Like |