Using everyday materials, like water bottles, bubble wrap, plastic hangers and cardboard, found in recycling containers at a major shopping mall in downtown Montreal, artists Roadsworth (i.e. Peter Gibson) and Brian Armstrong, in collaboration with PROJEKROOM collective, created a massive urban garden that stood five stories high...

While working with a mannequin in a studio, Los Angeles based commercial photographer Tim Tadder realized that water made awesome hair like shapes.
“It was a blast!” says Tim. Unfortunately, it only worked well with bald heads and he was far too hairy for that. So Tim invited a bunch of awesome bald men into the studio without even telling them what was going to happen. All they had to do was bring a towel and a bathing suit.

Fragmented Chronicles is a collection of 100 rings; each ring telling a story of its own with a different landscape inside them. It seems that an affair is frozen in the ring that appears really beautiful.

Australian photographer Deb Morris is a master of micro wave photography. While her brand of photography isn’t a globally popularized branch of the medium, it is absolutely breathtaking and bound to lead more photographers to discovering its visually magnetic allure.

“LEGO Ink Riders” is a beautiful surf photography project achieved simply with liquid ink and LEGO figures by Italian photographer Alberto Seveso. A very simple concept, but the rendering is excellent and we can feel the power of these ink waves! I love it!