Glowing people

Eduard Zhikharev, lead motion designer at Transparent House in San Francisco, created a interesting conceptual series Shining, a body of work that depicts glowing figures from street scenes that his wife Olga Tsybulina had photographed one day. I reached out to Eduard after running across the work on Behance and asked him about the series. "The process of Shining was done in

Photographer Christopher Bucklow is featured at Jackson Fine Art - a gallery that supports fine art photography including Christopher Bucklow photography.

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Andrii Grey on Instagram: “"𝑻𝑯𝑬 𝑳𝑨𝑺𝑻 𝑨𝑺𝑪𝑬𝑵𝑻" Without constant exchange with the rest of the cosmos, you cannot exist. The idea of individuality is an…”

Light, Blinding: This photograph is purposefully overexposed and in black and white to create the effect. The light is so bright as to be blinding in that is obscures the face, in a literal sense. Also the man in the photo probably can't see very well. But that's not the point.

I stared at my hands, basking in the soft glow they emitted. My arms tingled as the glowing design worked its way up my arms from my palms. The design had randomly appeared years ago, glowing whenever it felt like it. I had finally learned to control when they glowed. I could now hide the spidery vine that reached up to my shoulders at will. I didn't have to wear long sleeves in the middle of the summer anymore. While I hadn't figured out exactly what the marks meant, or what they did, I…

Social Lights is a project by photographer Seymour Templar that's like a nighttime version of Joe Holmes' Texting series that we featured earlier this

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Daily Renders October 2019 by Josh Pierce on ArtStation.