All Blog Posts Tagged 'Brian' (8)

While we love seeing our favorite celebrities look dark and brooding or even upset (no, it's not the sadist in me), it's also wonderfully refreshing to see them like this - laughing, hamming it up for the… Continue

Though we've now all seen the creative workspaces' of Audrey Kawasaki, Sarah Joncas and David Kinsey, they all shadow in comparison to… Continue

Photographer Brian Skerry shoots life above and below the waves -- as he puts it, both the horror and the magic of the ocean. In this fascinating TED Talk, he shares his amazing, intimate shots of undersea creatures, and shows how powerful images can help make… Continue

Skateboarding is an art form (not a sport) so it makes sense that great art can be made from capturing it on film and video. There are no uniforms, stadiums or rules in skateboarding and I have always thought of it as this free flowing thing like good jazz music. I think photographer Brian Kelley might view it the same way judging from his shots. At its best skating is done in the streets on obstacles whose original purpose had nothing to do with…

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Lets face it retail in America is not what it used to be. Everywhere you look strip malls are half vacant and box retailers are boarded up and covered in graffiti. Photographer Brian Ulrich's beautiful shots bring to focus our sinking economy by showing us these former temples of Capitalism in various states of decay.…

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Need a little excitement in your life? Looking for that next great adventure? Then check out Brian Gossett's Heist Series. In June of 2009, Gossett decided to devote his blog purely to his personal hand-picked mixes, one of his obsessive passions in hopes of landing his dream job as a music supervisor for film. Crafting mixes into more specific narratives, he hopes…

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It's rainin' fish! These colorful raindrop photos by Brian Valentine are really fun. His flower raindrops are especially beautiful. Brian is an early retired PhD Microbiologist living in Worthing South Coast UK. Doesn't he make you want to look at raindrops a little more carefully next time?…

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Pilobolus takes creative dancing to another level. Here is a clip from Conan where they use shadows to trick your mind..





Pilobolus began as an experiment among three guys and one puzzled professor in a Dartmouth dance class back in 1970. It was survival of the giddiest, as the three non-dancers goofed around with the material they'd been given -- themselves -- and got entangled in science-inspired poses (think: "soft-belly protoplasmic thing") and movements.… Continue