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Some really nice images from Cole Rise.  About Cole, from his site:

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With the year drawing to a close we naturally reflect on the past year. 2009 has been kind to this little blog and I look forward to what 2010 may bring. I aggregated a list of the 20 most visited posts from 2009 from the stats and this is what I found. Oddly enough, some were pretty recent, and some were from last year. I decided to include the ones from last year as well since I have many new readers.

Number 20

Barack Obama - by Shawn Barber

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With Christmas right around the corner, everyone is trying to find that perfect gift.  Here are 25 T-shirts for you or an artist in your life.   (more…)

Born in Shandong province, China and graduate of the Central Academy of Fine Arts, Liu Bolin uses paint and camera to create these wonderful camouflage works of art.  No trick photography or photoshopping is used to create the illusion of an invisible man. The subject is typically a Chinese citizen covered head to toe in paint to camouflage them in front of the selected scene.

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Nice black and white shot and the artist even includes some useful info on the photo.

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The North Wind Blew South is a tilt shift/stop animation piece by Keith Loutit.  This technique create a nice animation that feels as if you are watching models of real people, objects, etc. move about.  The music and imagery work well together and create a relaxing video that I really enjoyed.

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Thanks to the latest post on The Photo Argus I found this wonderful example of Light Painting.  Jan & Jorg have some wonderful works on their site that are really worth checking out.

artist & website: Jan Wollert & Jorg Miedza - http://www.lapp-pro.de/

In case you didn’t notice I took last week off but am back and ready to bring you some awesome new content.  So first up is The Photo Argus, which is a spanking new photography resource.  

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I saw this featured on drawn and had to feature it as well.  Martin Wilson takes these photos in sequence with a 35mm camera and scans the strips to be pieced together on the computer.

artist & website: Martin Wilson - http://www.martinwilson.net

The work was taken using garments and materials left behind after the death of a family member.  Amy captures a real sense of movement in these photos.  These really need to be seen as a part of the series so checkout her site for more.

artist & website: Amy Friend - www.amyfriend.ca