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Philip Johnson’s public water garden in Fort Worth, Texas
National Geographic | April 1980
Church of Kizhi Island, Russia
National Geographic | June 1994
‘DECAYING FLOWERS’ WAS SHOT BY BILLY KIDD
Billy Kidd (tumblr | facebook) extremely talented photographer based in New York. - “When i was 6 we sold everything in a garage sale.I made an impressive $20 selling my He-Man action figures, Castle of Grayskull, G.I. Joe’s and every little thing. I thought it would be fun to put my money in a small wooden box and bury it with a small white string tied to it coming out of the dirt. I never found the money. We weaved around the US from state to state in an RV. I slept above the driver seat in a loft style bed, It was the coolest thing. Towards the end of our journey we went through Death Valley. A bag of ice cost us $3.49 in 1987. We settled down in Scottsdale, AZ.”
1970s color photographs by John Batho. While many of his contemporaries were still focused on black-and-white, John was using color film to define photography in a completely new manner.
A selection of his work is being shown at the Galerie Nicolas Silin in Paris from March 23rd to May 4th, 2013
via Le Journal de la Photographie (EN)
Spring Wind House by Architecture Uncomfortable Workshop via Designboom
searching for something to celebrate the arrival of spring, hungarian architecture uncomfortable workshop have developed ‘spring wind’. for the occasion, the collective conceived a standing structure that responds to the movement of the wind - highlighting the natural effects of a sheltered environment. the concept integrates a wooden frame as the structure - with an open-ended textile cover, which reacts to the different intensities of the elements - forming into different organic shapes as the wind interacts with the envelope of the piece.
(via ug)
First Aid Kit - Wolf
A billion times over.
Cy Twombly Gallery at The Menil Collection in Houston, Texas
(Source: urbanloft, via theabsolution)
