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Latitude by Flynn Talbot

The suspension cable can be mounted anywhere on the steel frame, able to be used as an uplight, downlight or spotlight.

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This kinda stuff thrills me.  More great photos here.

toobadsosad:

This kinda stuff thrills me.  More great photos here.

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Originally Posted By mirnah

mirnah:

Photographed by Paolo Roversi for Vogue Italia March 2013

mirnah:

Photographed by Paolo Roversi for Vogue Italia March 2013

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Originally Posted By hologramic

hologramic:

Karen Elson by Peter Lindbergh for Vogue October 2011

hologramic:

Karen Elson by Peter Lindbergh for Vogue October 2011

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Thomas Peter’s blog on Poolside floods
“At some point the helicopter made a right turn, dipping the side I was sitting on deep below the horizon. And there it was right below me, the epitome of the absurd flood picture: the baby-blue oval of a swimming pool evenly surrounded by muddy water. I trained my 300mm lens straight down and composed as well as I could, which was a challenge in the soaring air stream that nearly snatched my camera out of my hands. I fired off some 10 frames before the chopper leveled out. The picture was gone. No one else on board had seen it.”

reuterspictures:

Thomas Peter’s blog on Poolside floods

“At some point the helicopter made a right turn, dipping the side I was sitting on deep below the horizon. And there it was right below me, the epitome of the absurd flood picture: the baby-blue oval of a swimming pool evenly surrounded by muddy water. I trained my 300mm lens straight down and composed as well as I could, which was a challenge in the soaring air stream that nearly snatched my camera out of my hands. I fired off some 10 frames before the chopper leveled out. The picture was gone. No one else on board had seen it.”

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Originally Posted By photojojo

photojojo:

Dutch artist Berndnaut Smilde creates indoor clouds that only last for a few fleeting seconds. In that time, Berndnaut is able to capture these surreal photographs of the formations hovering indoors.

Who Knew Indoor Clouds Were So Photogenic

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amonfocus:

Light Speed #LincolnTunnel  (at Lincoln Tunnel)

amonfocus:

Light Speed #LincolnTunnel (at Lincoln Tunnel)

Originally Posted By pastelplumeria

dailybunch:

Everywhere.

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Originally Posted By kateoplis

kateoplis:

Josef Hoflehner, Patience

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