When I dream, I dream in love and stillness.
I dream of waking up to sunshine and purr of a kitten.
I dream of faint summer breezes and raising sunlight.
I dream of flowing dresses and sandy hair.
I dream of lunch time picnics and midday boat rides.
I dream of candle light romance and midnight swimming.
When I dream, I dream in love and stillness.
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By Fabian Oefner, this smashing set of photographs; Millefiori, of a viscous ferrofluid and coloured paints that form uncontrollable magnetic blobs, I think it must be near impossible to create such vibrant images any other way, they’re beautiful. There’s a curious little short film of how they are each created on his website.
By Kirsty Mitchell, ever more inventive photographers seem to be a running trend at the moment, elaborate plots and stories interlace every photograph and series of them. Wonderfully personal undertones seep from these images, you can learn more about each one in her insightful diary.
By William Pye, scientific wonders in the world of art, working with the science and natural geometry of water Pye makes huge whirlpools that look like the kind to devour a pirate ship in the eye of a storm. This piece entitled Charybdis, is based, like many of his other works on myth and legend.
“The sirens Charybdis and Scylla resided in the Sicilian Sea. Homer tells us that because Charybdis had stolen the oxen of Hercules, Zeus struck her with a thunderbolt and changed her into a whirlpool whose vortex swallowed up ships. ”
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By Michael Page, these outpourings of luminous colour just look like they are about to start swirling and shifting in invisible currents, the subjects of the paintings seem surrounded by billowing magic. There’s something about them that just captivates you, I can’t bring myself to look away.
baby koala taking a ride
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