Felice Frankel is already 62 years old, but it is considered one of the best photographers in the world of science. She never thought about being a professional photographer, much more she was attracted by biology, in particular, research in the field of searching for a cure for cancer. But her life changed after her husband, who returned from the Vietnamese War, gave her a camera. Felice liked taking pictures, and she took up the shooting of landscapes and buildings.

What does a red hat catch an eel? I can’t say anything about the storyline (let everyone think of his own), but I was very impressed by the work of the operator and director of the installation in this video. No Age - Keechie by andy Bruntel:

Photographer Peter Lippmann is a glamorous multi -station and an amazing “subject”. He removes jewelry, shoes, bottles, food, people and landscapes with the same success with the same success. However, he serves the last two categories given here under such a sauce that there is no doubt about their objectivity.

The caustic satire on human vices in the works of Herluf Bidstrup. As a child, I really loved to visit my grandmother. And not only because the delicious pies served with the broth, Prague’s cake according to the branded recipe, for years stored in the family, and air eclairs with custard for years, baked. The most favorite pastime was to get on the floor in the library in front of giant shelves, from floor to ceiling forced books.

It is habit of Russian -speaking readers to see Esquire with intellectual and restrained publication in colors. And there was a time when he was completely different - playful and bright. Such as these pictures for branded calendars with girls in the PIN-UP style . Recently, with much greater pleasure, I have been considering collections of retrography and photo, or rather the 50-60–70s.

When you look at the name created by this lady, with a familiar name in Russian, you involuntarily recall the “town in the snuff -box”. All rings, brooches, pendants are made so carefully that it seems that someone looks out of the window. All this is of course on the verge of insanity, but some kind of child-story, and therefore completely harmless.

Mechanical butterflies, maniac in the ears of Mickey Mouse and, finally, God, stopping and changing the speed of time ... CAT SOUP (NEKOJIRU SOU) - this is the name of the masterpiece cartoon of the Japanese director Anime Sato Tatsuo. Anime is not the best type of animation. For me, this is generally shit. But here you will not meet either Sailor Moon or all kinds of hentai. The author of the original cartoon Nekojiru has committed suicide (just to take note).

Thousands of cameras are observed behind people on the streets of London. And they all constantly look at them, peering. They peer, but do not see. Observing, but not interested. And even, despite the fact that a camera visited there, capable of seeing something more than just a human stream, there are always details that slip away from our gaze. The ability to see is in the ability to see, to see the gift of seeing.

School years, they are, as they say, gold. But most of us went to kindergarten before school. For me, this time is very expensive. In the kindergarten, for the first time in our life, we find ourselves in the team, we learn to find friends, fall in love, play, show our talents ... In general, we go out, so to speak.

In mid -July, 1,600 paper pands were debuted at the site in front of the Paris Luxor Hotel Vil. Papier-masha made from papier and manually papers of the whole planet again resemble France and the whole world of not the best state of the environment. The hand to this unusual, on my rags, installations were attached by none other than the World Wildlife Fund , whose logo is Panda.

The London Festival of Architecture (LFA), held in July, completed its work and was called an “unexpected” event in the capital of Great Britain. The organizers did not expect such a stir at the festival, because it takes place annually. Only according to approximate estimates, the event was attended by about 60,000 people!