How Megan Fox Does It?!
November 11, 2010 by Chill Out Point
Filed under Lifestyle, Misc
Sure, she’s been dropped from Transformers 3, ridiculed for making obnoxious comments, and continues to take an L by dating the living/walking/breathing L, Brian Austin Green, but Megan Fox still gets love from Complex. Why, you ask? It could be due to her rocking a corset for pretty much the whole Jonah Hex film, or (more likely) because she’s just so hot. “How it does” Megan Fox you can see here in small collection of her photos…
Ana Ivanovic Cute Facial Expressions
August 24, 2010 by Chill Out Point
Filed under Featured, Lifestyle
Ana Ivanovic started playing tennis at the age of five after watching it on TV (a match of Monica Seles), remembering the phone number to a local tennis school and begging her parents to take her. She was given a racquet for fifth birthday and immediately fell in love with the game.
With only 19 year she won Rolland Garros champion 2006. Further, she became more and more popular. Now, she is not popular only like tennis player, also she is very attractive fashion model as you can see. About that are next facts: recently Ana named the best-looking tennis player of all-time by The Age newspaper, in October 2008 she won ‘Bild’ newspaper’s reader poll for “most beautiful body” in sport and also in December 2008 she was named “best looking” female tennis player by The Globe & Mail newspaper.Here is one of her photo galleries – Verano Expressions, with 3 facial expressions - hopeful, overjoyed, and smug feeling. These photos are involved in design of Shopping Center Zira in Belgrade and new Verano calendar. Ana filmed a commercial for the Zira shopping mall in Belgrade earlier this year. It is owned and operated by her sponsor in Serbia, the Verano Group. Enjoy!
Hopeful
Overjoyed
30 Fantastic Examples of Lightning Photography
August 11, 2010 by Chill Out Point
Filed under Art and Design, Places and Nature
Lightning is a very destructive force but the impossibly beautiful patterns which emerge when lightning strikes are some of the most beautiful phenomenons nature has to offer. Here are some great examples of lightning photography to inspire you. Someone has to teach me how to use my camera to make these cool photos. A lot of patience and a nice thunderstorm are the basic ingredients, that’s for sure.
Incredible Beautiful Silhouette of Ballet Dancers
August 10, 2010 by Chill Out Point
Filed under Art and Design, Featured, Lifestyle
Ballet Dancers have a body like no others. From the age of 4 these dancers have trained their muscles as they grew and at the same time, they learned to control all of them. This photo collection is dedicated to the female ballet dancer’s beautiful instrument. We have taken away the colorful costumes and the smiling faces to focus attention on their incredible form, strength and control. Instead of a pure black and white treatment, we left a hint of color and detail here and there. So result is incredible beautiful silhouette of ballet dancers.
10 Incredible Buildings From The Future
August 8, 2010 by Chill Out Point
Filed under Art and Design, Featured
As our civilization get more and more advanced breakthroughs are made in all the fields of mankind’s endeavor: technology, art, design, economy,sciences…Architecture is no exception. Modern architecture has reached the unbelievable heights, that no man from the past would dream of. The slick design, soothing exterior and optimal organization of modern buildings is what makes them the most famous land marks of the biggest cites all around the world. The architecture of the future promises to take this even further. That is why we have decided to give you a sneak preview of how the future will look like with these 10 incredible buildings from the future.
Incredible Cybertecture Egg for Mumbau
James Law Cybertecture International designed this 32,000 square-meter Cybertecture Egg, commissioned by Vijay Associate (Wadhwa Developers) for Mumbai, India.
Abu Dhabi Performing Arts Center
Zaha Hadid’s Performing Arts Center will form part of a multi-billion dollar cultural district in Abu Dhabi. Hadid describes the structure as a “biological analogy”, with branch and leaf-like components that are “transformed from these abstract diagrams into architectonic design.”
Singapore Pavilion – World Expo 2010
Design Act designed this incredible building, made up of permuted cubes, for the World Expo 2010 Singapore Pavilion competition.
“Dragonfly” Vertical Farm – Incredible Buildings
Vincent Callebaut’s architects designed the “Dragonfly” vertical farm for the New York City skyline. The 132-floor, 2,000 foot-tall structure (resembling a dragonfly’s wing) would contain residences, offices, farming space, and even areas dedicated to growing and studying both produce and livestock.
Touching Photographs of Animal-Human Bonds: Ashes and Snow
July 10, 2010 by Chill Out Point
Filed under Animals, Art and Design, Featured, Places and Nature
About the show:
Gregory Colbert’s Ashes and Snow is an ongoing project that weaves together photographic works, 35mm films, art installations and a novel in letters. With profound patience and an enduring commitment to the expressive and artistic nature of animals, he has captured extraordinary interactions between humans and animals. So impressive that it captures attention of large audience, who have seen this as a special project of artistic photographs and films that show animals in a magnificent way, the way you have not been able to see them before.
The photographic artworks of Gregory Colbert explore the poetic sensibilities of animals in their natural habitat as they interact with human beings. No longer shown as merely a member of the family of man, humans are seen as a member of the family of animals. None of the images have been digitally collaged!
Authors word:
“In exploring the shared language and poetic sensibilities of all animals, I am working towards rediscovering the common ground that once existed when people lived in harmony with animals. The images depict a world that is without beginning or end, here or there, past or present.”
—Gregory Colbert, Creator of Ashes and Snow
Other aspects of the show
His 21st-century bestiary includes totemic species from around the world. Since he began creating his singular work of Ashes and Snow in 1992, Colbert has undertaken photographic and filming expeditions to locations such as India, Egypt, Burma, Tonga, Sri Lanka, Namibia, Kenya, Antarctica, the Azores, and Borneo.
The title Ashes and Snow refers to the literary component of the exhibition—a fictional account of a man who, over the course of a yearlong journey, composes 365 letters to his wife. The source of the title is revealed in the 365th letter. Colbert’s photographs and one-hour film loosely reference the traveller’s encounters and experiences described in the letters. Colbert, who calls animals “nature’s living masterpieces” chose to film animals in their native habitats in an effort to be true to each animal’s voice. The film can be viewed as a work of art as well as a poetic field study. The film was edited by two-time Oscar winner Pietro Scalia. It is narrated by Laurence Fishburne (English), Ken Watanabe (Japanese), and Enrique Rocha (Spanish). Musical collaborators include Michael Brook, David Darling, Heiner Goebbels, Lisa Gerrard, Lukas Foss, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, and Djivan Gasparyan.
The Ashes and Snow exhibition includes more than 50 large-scale photographic artworks, a one-hour film, and two short film “haikus”. None of the images have been digitally collaged or superimposed. They record what the artist himself saw through the lens of his camera. While Colbert uses both still and movie cameras, the images are not stills from the film.
The animal subjects of the photographs and films include interactions with both wild animals and also those that have been habituated to human contact. These mixed media photographic works marry umber and sepia tones in a distinctive encaustic process on handmade Japanese paper. The artworks, each approximately seven feet by twelve feet, are mounted without explanatory text so as to encourage an open-ended interaction with the images.
Roads Leading to Nowhere: Inspiring Photography
July 6, 2010 by Chill Out Point
Filed under Art and Design, Featured
We all sometimes feel as if our life is heading in some unknown direction. Yet, it is the beauty and the misery of unknown that pushes us forward and inspires us to explore it. These amazing photos of “Roads leading to nowhere” are just the images you need to explore that feeling via the art of photography and inspire yourselves for new adventures.
The photographers have captured these beautiful roads to nowhere scenes with their camera that leave so much more to be desired and maybe filled in with your mind and feeling. Find out where roads of you mind will take you
The Road to the Storm
by Everyone’s Dream Road
by muha…
A Highway to the Mystery
by warmtofu
Sand Road to the Sea
by Andrew Kemp
Road to the Misty Hill
by ~fba70
The Blue Romantica
by monikakalo
Black&White Dream
by Adam Pniak
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