Khalid Mohtaseb shot and graded this footage in his spare time while on assignment in Haiti following last month’s earthquake. He used a Canon 5D2 and Kessler Pocket Dolly, and all footage was shot in natural light. Stunning. (via Zach Klein)
Photograph by Li Hui. (via Paper Tissue)
Terrific iPhone photo by Jarred Bishop, treated with the Mill Colour grading app and Tiltshift Generator.
Leaving gift for a colleague, designed by Netherlands-based Mike Giesser. Great execution, I’m particularly enamoured of the duotone palette. (via Antonio Carusone)
![Tom Coates, in his gallery of pictures from Sydney’s recent dust storm: “[This] might be the most sinister picture ever taken.” Photo of Luna Park’s entrance by Tom Hide, and his poor Canon 5D the day after.](http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kqixvuJ1ck1qz6jndo1_400.jpg)
Tom Coates, in his gallery of pictures from Sydney’s recent dust storm: “[This] might be the most sinister picture ever taken.” Photo of Luna Park’s entrance by Tom Hide, and his poor Canon 5D the day after.
Photo from the refurbished Hubble telescope. (via Megan McIsaac)
Scott Hansen profiles Swedish photographer Kalle Gustafsson for online magazine Adobe Inspire.
Calendar illustration by Norwegian Cecilie Ellefsen. Really like the clever use of overlays with a restricted palette to create the illusion of more colours.
Mad. (via Dean Minifie)
