photography

Amazing: photos of magnified sand

Pictures: Miniature Chameleons Discovered—Fit on Match Tip. (The only way this could be cuter is if it were a tiny platypus…)

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2012/02/pictures/120215-smallest-cham….jpg

“Tuberculosis Pavilion” : quarantine zone, leper colony and centre for drug addicts

For whatever reason I find these photos not just fascinating but incredibly beautiful. (It’s partly the subject matter — the structures and objects themselves and their somewhat mysterious history — and partly just the brilliance of the photographer.)

Also: I have to say that “Tuberculosis Pavilion” would make an excellent band name… : )

 

Read more:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2094823/New-York-leper-colony-Eerie-pictures-inside-abandoned-world-lost-island.html#ixzz1lCgDej76

 

Amazing work.

Be sure to check out Ian Ference’s photoblog “The Kingston Lounge” on historic modern ruins. “Guerrilla preservation, urban archaeology, documentary and art photography accompanied by historical context.”

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