Street Arts
For seven straight days, Jonathan Harris took at least one photograph every five minutes while on an Alaskan whale hunt. Accompanying the Inupiat Eskimos on thousand-year-old tradition, the Inupiat whale hunt provides the community’s annual food supply, currently limited by international law to 22 whales a year.
Documenting his entire experience with a sequence of 3,214 photographs, starting with his taxi ride to Newark airport, and ending with the butchering of a second whale, seven days later. Photographs were taken at five-minute intervals, even while he slept (using a chronometer), established a constant “photographic heartbeat”. In moments of high adrenaline, this photographic heartbeat would quicken (to a maximum rate of 37 pictures in five minutes while the first whale was being cut up), mimicking the changing pace of his own heartbeat.
Interesting idea with some great photos and nice navigation.
Check the site here.
link via Anamorphosis
- Shapes
It's always lovely to spot a shape in the clouds. ( I totally see a whale! ) Instead of looking up to find shapes, I thought it would be even more fun to look down. So I grabbed some colorful tape and went looking for shapes on the street. I...
- Great Invader Hunt
If you love photography, streetart and adventure appeals to you, then the Great Invader Hunt might just be the thing for you. Taking place this weekend 23 October, this photographic treasure hunt is being coordinated by the Lomographic Gallery here in...
- Nuart Festival Photos
Martyn from Nuart sent us over a few more pictures featuring some of the outdoor work created at this years Nuart Festival (blogged). Pictured above is work from Swoon, David Choe, Chris Stains and Skewville. All the photos were all taken by Ian Cox from...
- Little People In The City Book
Mixing sharp humour with a delicious edge of melancholy, Little People in the City brings together the collected photographs of ‘Oddly enough, even when you know they are just hand-painted figurines, you can’t help but feel that their plights convey...
- Art And Graffiti On The Move
Here as promised are some photos of mobile street art and graffiti. Some of these were taken with a phone that I do not really know how to use, not the Nikon, but I am sure you will get the idea. The idea of art being mobile and constantly changing its...
Street Arts
JONATHAN HARRIS
For seven straight days, Jonathan Harris took at least one photograph every five minutes while on an Alaskan whale hunt. Accompanying the Inupiat Eskimos on thousand-year-old tradition, the Inupiat whale hunt provides the community’s annual food supply, currently limited by international law to 22 whales a year.
Documenting his entire experience with a sequence of 3,214 photographs, starting with his taxi ride to Newark airport, and ending with the butchering of a second whale, seven days later. Photographs were taken at five-minute intervals, even while he slept (using a chronometer), established a constant “photographic heartbeat”. In moments of high adrenaline, this photographic heartbeat would quicken (to a maximum rate of 37 pictures in five minutes while the first whale was being cut up), mimicking the changing pace of his own heartbeat.
Interesting idea with some great photos and nice navigation.
Check the site here.
link via Anamorphosis
- Shapes
It's always lovely to spot a shape in the clouds. ( I totally see a whale! ) Instead of looking up to find shapes, I thought it would be even more fun to look down. So I grabbed some colorful tape and went looking for shapes on the street. I...
- Great Invader Hunt
If you love photography, streetart and adventure appeals to you, then the Great Invader Hunt might just be the thing for you. Taking place this weekend 23 October, this photographic treasure hunt is being coordinated by the Lomographic Gallery here in...
- Nuart Festival Photos
Martyn from Nuart sent us over a few more pictures featuring some of the outdoor work created at this years Nuart Festival (blogged). Pictured above is work from Swoon, David Choe, Chris Stains and Skewville. All the photos were all taken by Ian Cox from...
- Little People In The City Book
Mixing sharp humour with a delicious edge of melancholy, Little People in the City brings together the collected photographs of ‘Oddly enough, even when you know they are just hand-painted figurines, you can’t help but feel that their plights convey...
- Art And Graffiti On The Move
Here as promised are some photos of mobile street art and graffiti. Some of these were taken with a phone that I do not really know how to use, not the Nikon, but I am sure you will get the idea. The idea of art being mobile and constantly changing its...