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Snow Blind by Matthias Heiderich
Matthias Heiderich does an excellent job of extracting colors out of the dead of winter. His series entitled Snow Blind is fun to look at and almost makes me wish snow would come back. Almost.
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Orion Black Ocean illuminated world globe
When I was younger, I had a spinning globe on a stand that I used to place on my desk. I hardly ever used it, but I kept it there because I liked how it looked on my desk (plus, … Continue reading
WIRED magazine – March 2009 cover
I find the March 2009 issue of WIRED magazine very attractive. It’s rare nowadays to see such a bold take on a magazine cover, especially one that uses nothing but black and white when all other magazines are trying to … Continue reading