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Photographer Mark Mawson shot these amazing photographs by dropping paint into water. The following photos are part of his photo series called 'Aqueous'. More after the jump...
Mark Mawson has a very interesting portfolio, and part of his awesome work is the Aqueous series. A collection of underwater ink photographs in which he drops paint in a tank of water and quickly captures the myriad of patterns that the paint creates.
These incredibly stunning photos of vibrant, smoke-ish color patterns made me stare for minutes and minutes. And the longer I stare, the more I feel hypnotized by them. Listening to Speed, Glue & Shinki – a Japanese psychedelic garage band, sort of amplified my amazement over the photos. It’s like cloud painting where you imagine and form shapes when looking at the clouds.
Photos from Aqueous Fluoreau series via Behance.net
For more of Mark Mawson’s work, you may check his website at markmawson.com.
Proteigon: A Stop Motion Animation by Steven Briand We just can't get enough of great animation shorts. This is another new stop motion animation using simple shapes, nice music, and a lot of creativity. Let's check the video after the jump...
Marc Bower-Briggs' Light Paintings at Stonehenge Photographer Marc Bower-Briggs uses various light tools to create stunning images of one of the World Heritage sites: Stonehenge. Let's take a look at some of his compositions after the jump...
Gizmodo Talks About Film Photography Consumer electronics weblog Gizmodo mentions Lomography and talks about film and how more and more people are getting into the analogue lifestyle. Read more after the jump...
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How to Make a Light Painting Device Out of Used CR2 Battery This tipster shows how a used CR2 battery from an LC-A Instant Back+ or Diana Instant Back+, can be turned into a lightpainting device. All you need is an empty CR2 battery, a LED, a film container and some sticky tape.
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21 comments
gvelasco
Hypnotic.
vicuna
Fascinating pictures!
novakmisi
what I say ? GREAT idea and photos !!!!
liquorice
Amazing!
moodification
This is very very cool!
earlybird
haha! try this a week ago and i fail!! nice pictures!
fabo
Great Idea and great photos!
materne
upic
Awesome!
robotmonkey1996
Always did this in art class... WHY DIDNT I TAKE PICTURES???
magmango
Amazing concept! What an eyecatcher!
mephisto19
Very good!
Thanks for sharing
badjuju
Love these!
mafiosa
Cool
dudizm
great work amazing colors and shapes, psychedelic !
dudizm
I forgot to ask is it analog? it looks digital... anyway but it doesn't change anything for the viewer I guess...
rjk_89
this is INCREDIBLE!!!
idmism
MIT’s new camera can do 1,000,000,000,000 frames per second.................
giuly_182
really cool! I want to do it! 8)
guinastrapazi
wow, neat shots! :)
skrutt
So cool shots!