Bruce Mozert pioneered underwater photography.
In 1938, he was the only person in the world who had a waterproof camera.
Mozert stopped in Silver Springs, Florida, on his way to Miami. He never left.
He built a waterproof housing for his camera and for the next 45 years photographed amazing underwater scenes in the clear waters of Silver Springs.
link to the life aquatic in smithsonian.com via boing boing
Denis Olivier, photographer. Via E-Sushi.
I find these overwhelming. swissmiss always writes about the most interesting things.
By choreographer Willi Dorner and photographer Lisa Rastl.
This is the New-Delhi version of the American yellow school bus.
I liked the photo even before I noticed the sign in Hebrew in the back advertising Baba’s store.
My local supermarket is called Baba. I wonder what they are selling at the Indian Baba.
via neatorama
yesterday i made roast chicken and today vegetable soup.
I asked the men if the food came out OK.
James said it’s wonderful and Noah said “I like it even better than dad”. He ate two full portions of it!
I think there’s nothing that makes me feel better than having my son stuff himself with food i made.
sarah cass photographs musicians i’ve never heard of.
this is carey mercer of frog eyes.
i recommend visiting her website for more excellent photos.
via it’s nice that
Odd One Out, originally uploaded by Ben Pearce.
via ffffound
Very Short List is a free daily e-mail that tells subscribers about a single recommendation that hasn’t been subject to giant media pile-ons.
today the email reffered me to New York–based photographer Phillip Toledano’s excellent series featuring the anonymus phone sex operators.
link to the morning news via vsl
Photographer Steve Schofield has an amazing gallery of British science fiction fans dressed up at home.
i tried to browse his gallery, but the site didn’t support firefox and took forever to load in ie.
via gizmodo.
