Cooking Outerspace

Taking food photography to the next level, Berlin-based art director Nora Luther has teamed up with photographer Pavel Becker to create an amazing photoshoot where they brought cooking ingredients to an environments where gravity doesn't exist. Enjoy the float!

Bird Couture Hair Fashion show

Well, not really!
. . .
But New Zealand new artist, Karley Feaver has created the most magnificent series called 'Becoming Otherwise' which will "transport you into a world of exotic creatures filled with odd familiarities and strangeness."

Take a look and yes, it's human hair!

WISH project

Introducing Kensuke Koike and his ambitious yet well-executed 'WISH' project:

"Just like an alchemist using everyday materials, I wanted to produce an artificial diamond that would be valued more than a natural one. Obviously in this case the value is not an economical one.
I chose the diamond because it is a symbol, and also because of the “memorial diamonds”, made from the ashes of departed loved ones. They are indistinguishable from real diamonds but obviously valued much more by their owners.
A diamond can be ruined by a faulty cut and lose its monetary value. It’s man’s ability that determines the object’s value, otherwise it would be an ordinary stone.
Through my blog the research for the project has been open to suggestions and information on techniques; resulting in the explication of the project’s entire creative process. Involving others in the project, I was curious to see what effect it would have on my work and what the result would be."

Pearl of Sea

Saw these fantastic photos from photographer Arthur Woodcroft on Shortlist 01 November issue and totally blown away! These combinations between photography and advertising are just magnificent.
"Deep sea treasures", true that.

Revive.

Reviving my abandoned food blog: www.phantasticfood.tumblr.com 
Highly not recommended while you're hungry!
Peek now!

Deep Freeze

Source: The Atlantic

Paradise

'Paradise' is one of the most magnificent photo series of German photographer Thomas Struth. I visited his exhibition not long ago at The Whitechapel Gallery, I still remembered the strange feeling that approached me while walking to the room of 'Paradise'. Quiet, green, exotic, mystical yet lively with instant imaginary sounds of the jungle such as bird tweeting, leaf swinging etc.