Indie Touch

I'm selfish, impatient and a little insecure.
I make mistakes,
I am out of control and a times hard to handle.
But if you can't handle me at my worsts, then you sure as hell don't deserve me at my best.

Marilyn Monroe
mister-nobody: Artwork by Pery Burge [I am an] artist photographing ink, glass and natural objects with a macro lens. Catalyst for nature. Crop/enhance etc. applied to the whole image after it has been captured. I do not use Photoshop.  (via thefoxisblack)

mister-nobody:

Artwork by Pery Burge

[I am an] artist photographing ink, glass and natural objects with a macro lens. Catalyst for nature. Crop/enhance etc. applied to the whole image after it has been captured. I do not use Photoshop. 

(via thefoxisblack)

mister-nobody: Cyril Porchet - Seduction II. Around 150 cm over 200 cm “I photographed these spaces in order to produce an effect of visual fusion between architecture and painting where the saturated opulence of baroque contribute to induce the loss of our own references. The pictures were realized in black and white to reinforce the confusion between the ceiling and what surrounds it. The optical effect brings architecture to the same level as painting and vice versa. This series directly comes within the continuity of the “seduction” series and thus has the same goal, which is to show in an analytical way the exuberance and the excess of baroque as a critical allegory of the dramatic character of our current society.”

mister-nobody:

Cyril Porchet - Seduction II. Around 150 cm over 200 cm

“I photographed these spaces in order to produce an effect of visual fusion between architecture and painting where the saturated opulence of baroque contribute to induce the loss of our own references. The pictures were realized in black and white to reinforce the confusion between the ceiling and what surrounds it. The optical effect brings architecture to the same level as painting and vice versa. This series directly comes within the continuity of the “seduction” series and thus has the same goal, which is to show in an analytical way the exuberance and the excess of baroque as a critical allegory of the dramatic character of our current society.”

(Fonte: artchipel)