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24 Night Light Photos

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Low light photography is one of the most difficult skills in photography but if executed correctly, one of the most spectacular. Whether you’re photographing the night sky, street lights, city lights, or painting with lights, your end result has the potential to look incredible!

Shooting in low light requires the right equipment and expertise, but can return a very satisfying shot. The photographers below have done just this; take a look!

Credit to respective artists.


Neil Barnsley

barnyz

barnyz

dragosboca

minoir

Shanti Alex

Shanti Alex

barnyz

Dmytro Shoshin

barnyz

Jonathan Ichikawa

Mariana

YI LI

Dovid Brody

Marina

Daniele Poli

Mylène My-trip

Flavio Obradovich

Arma 27

André Pereira

Saúl Aguilar Gonzalez

llee_wu

Christian Haecker

icx1


Conclusion

The photographers above have mastered the art of shooting in low light; their shots as proof. I hope that this collection has inspired you to head out once the sun has set, and shoot in the night light.

Thanks for stopping by!

38 Shoe Designs For Sneakerheads

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I believe that there’s a sneakerhead in all of us. For some people, it might just be a simple love for sandals and for others a love of all sneakers; from Yeezy’s to New Balance. I myself am definitely a sneaker guy, having just bought a fresh new pair of Asics Gel-Lytes. Complex came up with the top 30 most influential sneakers of all time. The top 10 are:

  1. Air Jordan III
  2. Puma Suede/Clyde
  3. Onitsuka Tiger Corsair
  4. adidas Superstar/Pro Model
  5. Nike Air Max LeBron 8 “South Beach”
  6. adidas Samba
  7. Converse Chuck Taylor All Star
  8. Vans Half Cab
  9. Air Jordan 1
  10. Nike Air Force 1

I’ve gone ahead and put together a collection of 34 shoe designs for sneakerheads! Enjoy!

Credit to respective artists


credit:Tyler Christmas

credit:Tyler Christmas

credit:Luís Quintal

credit:Shane Griffin

credit:Go Media

credit:Go Media

credit:Leanber II Ruallo

credit:AARON MARTINEZ

credit:Ezequiel Grand

credit:Ezequiel Grand

credit:Ezequiel Grand

credit:Ezequiel Grand

credit:Ezequiel Grand

credit:Seth Maddox

credit:Matt DEALMEIDA

credit:Ian Jepson

credit:Codoro Studio

credit:Ahmed Samir

credit:Robert Machuga

credit:Ayashi V

credit:irfan mirza

credit:irfan mirza

credit:irfan mirza

credit:Marek Kowalik

credit:MGNG !

credit:Gemma Pearce

credit:Saurabh Badola

credit:Yoann Moreau

credit:Matt Smith

credit:Matt Delbridge

credit:Matt Delbridge

credit:Matt Delbridge

credit:Matt Delbridge

credit:Benjamin Schuster

credit:Marielooox ©

credit:Marielooox ©

credit:Justin McDaniel


Conclusion

My personal favorite of the bunch are the Nike Yeezy II Red October’s followed closely by the Nike Air-Max 90 ad. Masterpiece! My current favorite shoe that I own are my Adidas Busenitz “euro cup” followed by either my Nike Roshe or Asics Gel-Lyte V’s.

I hope that this roundup has served as inspiration! Thanks for stopping by!


21 Color Photos That’ll Make Your Eyes Pop

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Colors play a massive role in everyone’s day-to-day life. If you’re not color blind, your eye can process somewhere around 7,000,000 colors. The power of the eye is a whole different conversation and can be left for another day, but colors in-and-of itself is a very fascinating topic to look at. Here are some facts about colors courtesy of Ucreative that will blow your mind!

  1. Blue is the most popular color in the world.
  2. The first color a baby sees is red.
  3. Men and women process colors differently.
  4. Pink can be an anger suppressor and can calm anxiety.
  5. The safest car color is white because it’s the most visible.
  6. Yellow and red promotes hunger.
  7. Chromophobia is a phobia of colors.
  8. There was once a law limiting the use of blue in art to Jesus and Mary’s robes.
  9. Colors affect depth perception.
  10. Mosquitos love blue.

I hope that you enjoy this collection of eye-popping colorful photography!

Credit to respective artists.


credit:Jéssica Ribeiro

credit:botaroo

credit:Tania Barra

credit:Bre Tincher

credit:James Walsh

credit:Anthony Hart

credit:L.S.P. tokyo

credit:wiley photo

credit:Ricardo Williams

credit:Jim Wallace

credit:Patricia Henschen

credit:Kiril Urbonas

credit:Tony Ibarra

credit:Meg Milburn

credit:Melmo375

credit:jenni983

credit:song zhen

credit:Gustavo Diaz

credit:Graeme Wilmot

credit:David Yu

credit:Kay Tee


Conclusion

If you’re blessed enough to be able to see color (approximately 95.5% of the world’s population), take the time to appreciate it for what it’s worth. Next time you pass a colorful garden, stop and look upon the vast array of colors before you.

I hope that you enjoyed this colorful photography collection! Thanks for stopping by!


34 Fierce (and not-so-fierce) Viking Logos

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The Vikings were both fascinating and terrifying. The modern knowledge of these people is based mostly on stereotype, so let’s clear the air.

  • Viking never actually wore horned helmets like todays costumes depict
  • Vikings had excellent hygiene, using tweezers, razors, combs and ear cleaners made from animal bones and antlers.
  • Vikings might of been decent skiers.
  • Vikings weren’t actually a people group. Denmark, Norway and Sweden were home to groups of chief-led tribes that weren’t connected in anyway other than to fight each other.
  • Viking means a pirate raid in the Old Norse language.
  • Vikings discovered North America before Columbus, landing in Canada around 1000 AD.
  • The Vikings were actually quite civilized, despite being painted as complete barbarians. They had organized forms of government and gave their women some basic rights (unlike other cultures of that time.)

The Vikings eventually stopped raiding and gradually settled into the rest of civilization, becoming Norwegians, Swedes, and Danes.

Anyways, that was a quick history lesson, but here are some modern logos that have been inspired by the Vikings (or their stereotypes.) Enjoy!

Credit to respective artists.


vik-1

vik-2
vik-3
vik-4
vik-5
vik-6
vik-7
vik-8
vik-9
vik-10
vik-11
vik-12
vik-13
vik-14
vik-15
vik-16
vik-17
vik-18
vik-19
vik-20
vik-21
vik-22
vik-23
vik-24
vik-25
vik-26
vik-27
vik-28
vik-29
vik-30
vik-31
vik-32
vik-33
vik-34


Conclusion

I hope that you enjoyed this weeks logo roundup! With halloween around the corner, I’m sure you’ll be encountering some Vikings in the streets. Just remember that they’re all posers and the real Vikings were actually quite dignified and respectable people, who used barbaric tactics to raid.


HOP! Air France: Run to Mum

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Online
Air France

To promote HOP! Air France young person’s card, Les Gaulois agency is launching RUN TO MUM, in collaboration with adidas and Citadium, a well-known and trendy store in France.

The end-of-year celebrations are over. The magical family moments spent by the fire, where parents cuddle their beloved children are finished. These young people have left to live their adults lives in different cities of France. However, Les Gaulois and HOP! Air France will bring the children home, and running!

The concept : To offer your lovely child, new recently launched 2017 adidas EQT Support ADV sneakers. This is the perfect gift for any young adult. Except that only one of the two trainers will be sent to the individual. The other is kept safe by the parents. In the box the young adult receives, there is a HOP! Air France young person’s card in place of the missing shoe. A card that will incite them to jump on the first plane to get their shoe back, and give their parents a big hug at the same time.

To follow this promotional operation and share on social media : #RunToMum

Website: Runtomum.com

Advertising Agency:Les Gaulois, Puteaux, France
Chief Creative Officer:Xavier Beauregard
Creative Directors:Hadi Hassan-Helou – Jérôme Gonfond
Art Director:Paul Garnier
Copy Writer:Julie Moreno
Tv Prod:Sarah Bouadjera
Production:ALLSO
Director:Julian Nodolwsky
Producer:Franck Annese
Sound:HRCLS

Audi Piloted Driving: Selfie, Make-Up, Text

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Print
Audi

Made possible with Audi Piloted Driving.

„Audi stands for innovation. And piloted driving by Audi marks a logical, evolutionary step in the carmaker’s line of technical product ideas. As naturally self-evident as it is for Audi to develop such products, so too should its communications look and feel just as natural.The campaign is designed to bring the benefits of piloted driving to life.””We showcase the possibilities of modern-day motoring that innovations from Audi have opened up. In a very simple way – by using the four rings of the logo to quickly and simply highlight all the newfound options offered by this technology.Audi is a facilitator, not an inhibitor.Text and drive, not don’t text and drive.”

Advertising Agency:thjnk, Hamburg, Germany
CCO:Armin Jochum
Executive Creative Director:Gerrit Zinke, Francisca Maass
Art Director:Matthijs Mejan
Copywriter:Moritz Franke
Art Buyer:Marc Huth
Final Artwork:Hilko Wiegmann, Christian Schemath
Group Account Director:Anke Peters
Account Director:Katharina Form
Account Manager:Karolin Kegeler

Royal Life Saving: Passwords with a purpose

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Media
Royal Life Saving

A swimming safety campaign which uses WIFI passwords at public swimming pools to encourage parents to watch their children, not their phone.

Advertising Agency:303 MullenLowe, Perth, Australia
Executive Creative Director:Richard Berney
Art Director:Scott Pritchett
Account managers:Jessica Bunney, Jenna Hardie
Photographer:Elizabeth Looker

Samsung: Stop your washing machine

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Radio
Samsung

We all know that feeling when we want to add laundry to a cycle we already started, but it’s too late. In this radio spot we emphasize this struggle, as we give life to a regular washing machine that refuses to cooperate.

Advertising Agency:Leo Burnett, Bnei Brak, Israel
Creative Director:Ami Alush
Chief Executive Officer:Adam Polachek
Account Supervisor:Inna Tubin
Account Executive:Tseela Freund
Producer:Menny Zarhia