Natsumi Hayashi has the art of jumping photography down, effortlessly levitating wherever she goes.
House of Books by Cláudia
It looks much sturdier than a house of cards. This would be fitting architecture for a city library.
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Homemade is Best
via cameronmoll:
Carl Kleiner carefully arranged and photographed the ingredients for each recipe in IKEA’s new book, Hembakat är Bäst (Homemade is Best). The results are outstanding.
A different perspective
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The Holga D digital camera as conceptualized by Saikat Biswas. It’s minimalistic, nostalgic and fully-functional very few products can claim to be. Also, it has an affordance for lefties!
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The Sandpit by Sam O’Hare: a day in the life of NYC, in miniature
/via cameronmoll:
The above tilt-shift video, The Sandpit, is neither video nor tilt-shift.
In an interview with Aero film, Sam O’Hare, the film’s producer, explains that the video was produced using 35,000 stills shot with a Nikon D3 and a D80. The tilt-shift effect was created in post.
