I. Have. No. Words. Words are completely inadequate. Visit Pascal Goet, and lose yourself in wonder. Hang onto those jaws.
CANTHUS.
BOUCARDI.
CORNIS.
HEMI.
XYLO.
I’ll stop now. Go see the rest!
Pascal Goet.
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Art, Fun, & Nonsense.
I. Have. No. Words. Words are completely inadequate. Visit Pascal Goet, and lose yourself in wonder. Hang onto those jaws.
CANTHUS.
BOUCARDI.
CORNIS.
HEMI.
XYLO.
I’ll stop now. Go see the rest!
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Okay. So those are photographs.
I want to know more about how he does this magic.
Absolutely breathtaking.
rq:
He’s a specialist in macro photography, but that’s all I know. Well, besides the fact that I’m seriously jealous.
Yeah, his site has very little information on methods and materials. Which is alright, very enigmatic.
But I want all the prints, seriously, even in small sizes, you could make an awesome line-up down a hallway or stairwell, they’re gorgeous, and I wouldn’t have anywhere to put them right now, but I know I want them.
I’d be thrilled just to be able to do all the traveling to see these magnificent beasties in person. Photographing them would be a bonus. One of my favourite books is Relics, by Piotr Naskrecki.
The last is all “Dude, fuckin-a.”
Ice Swimmer:
:D Very much so.
I am both amazed and a little creeped out (sorry, it’s a “bug thing”).
Ice Swimmer @ 6:
Ha! Perfect.
Ooo, thanks for the pointer to Piotr Naskrecki -- I see I have not seen a great many things. :)