Design Shape

Tim Flach‘s absolutely beautiful collection of animal portraits titled:
More Than Human.

See more here: http://www.timflach.com/

It was interesting to stumble upon a post on Mike Skinner’s blog, that the iconic bus stop that stood proudly on the cover of The Streets’ 2nd album A grand don’t come for free, had been replaced.

It was also quite strange to see it in a different light – quite literally, 8 years on since the albums release

This just goes to show what lighting, a good photographic eye and a little post production does to a photograph, rather than your dull sky, day time snap shot.

Mike Skinner is still very much in the music scene, but he’s expressing some other forms of creative interests which is always interesting to see.

Here are some images lifted off his new blog Mike Skinner… So. At the moment there are not that many posts, but we think it’s an interesting blog to keep an eye on.

We’ve just had a glorious sunset this evening, so I quickly grabbed the camera and started snapping what I was witnessing.

Here are some snaps taken from our studio windows.

Some great photography with a twist – lifted off Designspiration. Artist unknown.

Some random yet wonderful images lifted The Kiosk Scrapbook tumblr.

Check it out if you’re in the mood for a scrolling tumblr scrapbook full of inspiring images from all over the world wide web.

When we were kings.

A great set of pictures using the concept of abandoned televisions with the nice touch of some classic TV personalities on the screen by creative Alex Beker currently based in Miami.

No one has ever seemed to master the split face portrait effect as well as photographer Uric Collette – Fantastic.

(See more work here)