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Then and Now – Mashups of celebrity portraits

ufunk — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 13:20:08 +0000

The series “Then and Now” by the Canadian photographer / graphic designer Marc Ghali, mixing celebrities from past and present in mashup portraits. When Brad Pitt meets James Dean, Rihanna meets Diana Ross, Obama meets Malcolm X, Alicia Keys meets Lena Horne…

Rihanna/Diana

Brad/James

Leo/Paul

Kate/Di

O/X

Alicia/Lena

Images © Marc Ghali

Xin Li – The photographs of a young 18 years old artist

ufunk — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 12:26:16 +0000

The photographs of the young artist Xin Li, only 18 years old. Some sweet photographs, poetic and emotionally charged, on the edge of dream. Still a student, this passionate photographer, based in Norway, offers us intriguing images, both dark and serene, she creates without digital retouching… I also recommend you the surreal photos of a young 14 years old photographer.

Images © Xin Li / via

Nice to meet you – Portraits of abandoned dogs

ufunk — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 12:17:14 +0000

An amazing series of portraits of abandoned dogs entitled “Nice to meet you“, created by the British photographer Martin Usborne, based in London. Photographed through a smoke screen, a wet window or behind a cloth, these abandoned dogs that have often lost marks and trainings are a delicate metaphor for the hidden and instinctive face of human nature… A series of beautiful and poignant photographs.

Images © Martin Usborne / via

Lomography Konstruktor – Build-Your-Own 35mm camera

ufunk — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 09:17:31 +0000

Here the Konstruktor, a Build-Your-Own 35mm plastic camera! Designed by Lomography, this new gadget looks like a plastic model, and you will have to detach parts to build your camera. Once assembled, the Konstruktor has some rather surprising options for a plastic device you built yourself: mirror viewfinder, interchangeable lenses, ajustable shutter speed up to 1/80s, long exposure, multiple exposures… A good experience for those wishing to explore the innards of a camera! The Lomography Konstruktor is announced for 35€.

via Lomography Konstructor

38 strange and fantastic landscapes by Michal Karcz

ufunk — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 08:50:02 +0000

A selection of creations by Michal Karcz, a talented Polish photographer fascinated from an early age by painting and photography. With digital retouching, Michal Karcz turns his photographs into beautiful landscapes, strange and fantastic, at the edge of dream.

Images © Michal Karcz / via

Improbabilità – 25 strange objects by Giuseppe Colarusso

ufunk — Mon, 17 Jun 2013 13:14:09 +0000

The series of strange and surreal objects, entitled “Improbabilità“, by the Italian artist Giuseppe Colarusso who hijacks everyday objects to make them deliciously unusable. Some improbable, but not impossible creations, exposed very simply as still lifes, which divert the functional codes of objects that surround us…

Images © Giuseppe Colarusso

Inframen – The infrared portraits by Nir Arieli

ufunk — Mon, 17 Jun 2013 09:03:18 +0000

“Inframen” a beautiful series of infrared portraits by American photographer Nir Arieli, based in New York. Nir Arieli photographed contemporary dancers, taking them out of their roles as performers, and using infrared to bring out details, scars, marks, as a way to reveal the constraints that their body are facing…

The Swimming Bear – by Mitchvd

ufunk — Sun, 16 Jun 2013 11:04:50 +0000

[61 pictures] UFUNK – Week End Selection n°40

ufunk — Sat, 15 Jun 2013 17:15:01 +0000

It’s now time for the Week End Selection n°40! Like every weekend, here is a new selection of WTF, cosplay, retro, pubs, illustrations, pictures, pin-ups and so on, without context or explanation, gleaned from endless meanders of the Internet… You can find all previous Week end Selections here. Have a great week-end!

You can find all previous Week end Selections here

Rubber Band – 21 new deformed portraits of Wes Naman

ufunk — Fri, 14 Jun 2013 02:24:09 +0000

After “Scotch Tape, twisted and deformed portraits with tape“, here is the new personal project by photographer Wes Naman! With this new series entitled “Rubber Band Portraits“, the photographer offers this time a new gallery of horrors with portraits of musicians from Albuquerque, twisted and deformed by elastic rubber bands… I love it!