About Me
I'm Nathalia, a 26 y/o social media planner from Brazil who loves pixels
and the world wide web at large.
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“Flying Suff” is a spectacular series of Instagram photos that capture fantastic abstract shapes resulted by glasses full of liquid being tossed in the air. The project was created by Belgium-based photographer and designer Manon Wethly. |
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The Vader Project is a reimagining of the iconic Darth Vader helmet by some of today’s hottest underground and pop surrealist painters, artists and designers. You can check all 100 helmets over the Star Wars Blogs Flickr page. |
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British photographer Robbie Cooper documented the faces children make while playing video games by placing a high res video camera behind the projected game screen then, he took stills from the footage and the resulting images became part of his aptly named project “Immersion”. |
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The ‘I am’ flickr poll is yet another simple-to-make-polaroid-project-of-people-holding-signs that gets some nice results. I couldn’t find any info about it - whether it was a personal project or if it went further - but it definitely has potential. |
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Things We Think About Before Sleep is a video created by Trollback+Co designers that illustrates their last thoughts before sleeping. Not only it’s a great concept for an engaging video but it’s also an amazing sample of their work and their wide variety of styles. |
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Someone Once Told Me is a photography project website with pictures of people holding up a sheet of paper, on which they have written anecdotes, advice, expressions or even scoulding that someone once told them. By journalist and photographer Mario Cacciottolo. |
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Nicole Kenney and Ks Rives asked several participants to complete the sentence, “Before I die I want to…” and write their response on their polaroid portraits. This is a question we certainly got ourselves thinking about a few times, but it gets a bit more official when you take a picture and write it down. |
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Stranger a Day is a fascinating photo project by Roark Johnson. As the project title suggests, he spent a year photographing a complete stranger each day. The resulting 365 portraits are quite compelling. It was hard to pick only nine photos to illustrate this post because they’re all so interesting. Go check them for yourself. |
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Jen Gotch is the talent photographer behind this amazing set of photos called ‘Defaced’. Using a permanent marker she captions her polaroids, adding her thoughts to remember that moment by. Photography can be such a “don’t touch or you’ll ruin it” artform and the idea of adding commentary on pictures can make lots of people cringe, but Jen does it beautifully. |
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UNphotographable is a website by Michael David Murphy about missed shots. Each page has a written description of an image that for some reason could not be captured on film. |
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Haircut Art is a series of before and after portraits taken of customers at a local SuperCuts by Aaron and Mandy Dietz’s. The identical facial expressions, if anything, helps showing how much a simple haircut can change the way you look. |
