thingsorganizedneatly:

cordisre:

The Clemson Clay Nest was a public land art installation by Bavarian artist Nils-Udo that was constructed in the botanical gardens at Clemson University in South Carolina in 2005.

ed: Totally impressive. Found via Poler’s blog. They’re new friends of Things Organized Neatly. Check ‘em out!

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filmspiration:

(by camila mangueira)

thingsorganizedneatly:

timolvo:

Claudia Angelmaier

drysafemarker:

“Salt and peppar”

photojojo:

More photos from Natsumi Hayashi levitation series (see our first post). 

She’s a photographer from Tokyo who is so dedicated to levitation photos, she has an entire blog full of them! 

Lovely Levitation Shots from Tokyo

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aegyobitch:

The Paper Forest by Alex Schulz

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welovephoneography:

Cats are the official mascot of the internet, but maybe they’re on their way to becoming official mascots of Instagram, too.

We’re okay with that. :)

Instagrams by @tomochunba via Webstagram.

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photojojo:

Ross Zurowski made this lovely line drawing from a Pentax manual and laid it over a friend’s photo.

(Source: nauticalknots)

streetsofglory:

Different styles of book-binding.

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pulmonaire:

Reading Landscape by Kyle Kirkpatrick

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photojojo:

Monochrome Mondays beginning with a clever photo by Alex Belyaev.

via Colossal.

photojojo:

Birthe Piontek has a photo style that’s so mysterious, it’s hard to look away. 

Awkward Snaps Worth Staring At

via booooooom

(Source: lightfeathers-stiffboards, via ariisxa)