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Turn your Photos into 3D videos!
Sebastian Laban, a French Wedding Photographer, converts his images into these awesome 3D effects. The images have unique look to them and the overall effect is nothing short of amazing. Checkout this amazing video that he put together.
Who needs paper? Get one of these Custom Wood Prints!
Most photos spend their days as digital files nowadays. Facebook, Instagram, Flickr, it makes no difference – most people keep their pictures online, not in albums. So what can you do to get real impact with the few photos that you do decide to get printed? How about a huge wooden print that people can touch and feel!
The German company, Photocarver, actually takes your images and carves them into prints. As you would expect this can be rather expensive, but if you are looking for a rather unique and interesting way to get some prints done this could be the way. All you need to do is select a good candidate(high contrast, simple background) and upload it to their website where you can see a preview of what your image will look like as a wooden print.
I think that this is a really neat product that they have going here. I mean it is surely not for everyone or every image, but it is a very unique way to get a print done and will certainly stand out on a wall more than your average print. I am thinking this may make for a cool birthday present or Christmas present for my father, who loves woodworking.
What do you guys think? Is this something you might try out? Let us know in the comments below.
Kickstarters We Love: Chukotka – A story from the End of the Earth
In this inspiring Kickstarter project, Photographer Sasha Leahovcenco will be returning to one of the most remote regions of the world, Chukotka in northeastern Russia, to photograph and print the images of the locals, as well as to provide warm clothes and gifts. If you’re inspired, you can support Sasha’s project.
Inspiration: “Totems” by Alain Delorme
The new Totems -series by Alain Delorme plunges us into the core of contemporary China and its complexity. Under the blue sky of a highly colored Shanghai, men carry unbelievably precarious columns made of cardboard or chairs. These high-rising “columns” appear as new totems of a society in complete transformation: both a factory for the world and a new “El Dorado” of the market economy.
Inspiration: Minimalist Black and White Photography by Hossein Zare
Hossein Zare is an Iranian photographer, based in Bushehr. His minimalistic black and white photography engulfs the viewer into an abstract journey. When staring at Zare’s photos, one becomes lost in his world of illusions.
“Inferno” – Technical Details With Lauri
Today we discuss about the technical side (location scouting, lens choice, camera settings etc.) of my latest photo series, titled “Inferno”.
One of the Most Artistically-Filmed Factory Tour – The Sigma Aizu Factory in Japan
This Sigma factory tour blends the precise craftsmanship that goes into making the Sigma lenses with peaceful solitude of nature to make a video that is simply a cinematic beauty.
Hilarious Scotch Tape Portraits by Wes Naman
A Mexico-based artist Wes Naman was wrapping Christmas gifts with his assistant last year, when the two started toying around with a roll of scotch tape. Putting it on their faces and seeing the hilarious expressions, Wes was inspired to create whole photo series called “Scotch Tape”, where his models would voluntarily wrap their faces with the sticky medium.
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