These high-magnification composite photographs are created by Treasure Tolliver combining hundreds of individual images using computer-aided focus stacking and panorama stitching. The result is a dramatic increase in depth of field but traditionally impossible and resolution, removing the scale cues normally apparent in micro photography, and allowing for large high-quality prints .

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A captivating and idyllic video shot by Brian Thompson (http://vimeo.com/user1458566) of the Festival of Colors, also known as Holi, (http://en.wikipedia.org http://vimeo.com/22641476/wiki/Holi) at the Sri Sri Radha Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork, Utah.

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Experience Human Flight from Betty Wants In on Vimeo.

Have you seen this?
Portraying skydiving in a way we’ve never really seen before, this short clip called ‘Experience Human Flight’ was created by Betty Wants In for the Melbourne Skydive Centre.
Beautiful ethereal stuff with a gorgeous soundtrack by Alex Khaskin which almost makes us want to jump out of a plane too.

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Compound by Cambodian artist Sopheap Pich at Singapore’s Art Biennale reflects on development using traditional building materials.

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South Korean artist Myeongbeom Kim’s work is all about breathing life into inanimate objects by juxtaposing man-made elements with nature. The end result: a surreal world where light bulbs are converted into goldfish bowls and floating trees are covered in bright red balloon foliage. In other words, she has the kind of aesthetic that we imagine Tim Burton would heartily approve of.

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