dad-butts:

This is incredible. The artist can add just the right amount of detail without cluttering the work or making the work messy. 

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Parts of my Digital Portfolio

slowartday:

Matthew Albanese creates these scenic landscapes by constructing a small diorama out of everyday materials and then photographing the result. Check out the caption of each photograph to see what materials Albanese used in its construction. These awe-inspiring images are perfect practice pieces for Slow Art Day! 

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bobbycaputo:

Witnessing papal history changes with digital age

In 2005, visitors packed into the expansive boulevard leading up to St. Peter’s Square as Pope John Paul II’s body was carried into the crowd for public viewing in the days following his death. Taken nearly two years before the iPhone debuted, the photo is striking now for its appearance straight out of another era.

For anyone who has ever been to a concert, the photo at bottom, taken Tuesday night as Pope Francis made his inaugural appearance on the Vatican balcony, seems almost ordinary. The two, taken together, reflect a world changing, even as some ancient traditions stay the same.

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