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Urban Melodies: Multiple-Exposure Street Scenes Remix Cities

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Capturing the cacophony of urban life, this series of superimposed photographs renders local phenomena, regional monuments and international architecture in a strangely compelling style.

Alessio Trerotoli‘s work has taken him to Rome, Paris, Berlin, Buenos Aires, New York and other world cities, sometimes shooting in subways or side streets and other times photographing iconic settings.

Each image is comprised of multiple exposures in the same location, creating a layered effect that reflects a sense of movement despite the images themselves remaining technically static.

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Double Vision: 33 Examples of Multiple-Exposure Photography

When photographers intentionally capture more than one image per frame, surreal, complex layered images like these 33 eye-catching multiple exposures can …
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Urban Hybrid: Double-Exposure Photos Fuse London & NYC

While photo shoots can be meticulously staged, sometimes the best shots come with an element of surprise – particularly in the chaotic context of cities.
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Little People in Paris: 5 Tiny Street Art Scenes by Slinkachu

The tiny figures of Slinkachu play out surreal scenarios ranging from dramatic to comedic, all against the backdrop of life-sized props that seem giant by …
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June 3, 2015
Modernist Birdhouses Sing Mid-Century Melodies

[ By Delana in Design & Fixtures & Interiors. ]

Modern architecture is the height of contemporary living – so why are we still putting out dowdy old birdhouses for our feathered neighbors? These gorgeous modern birdhouses are a step forward from the old-fashioned homes our parents and grandparents once hung in the trees to attract families of flying friends.

The Roost line of modern birdhouses adds some class and modern sophistication to any garden. Their unusual shapes and clean lines bring to mind some of the most beloved contemporary (human) architecture in the world.

The Case Study Masters series from Modern Bird Houses honors three specific architects who helped to define mid-century style. Named for J.R. Davidson, Richard Neutra and Ralph Rapson, these birdhouses embody the design sensibilities that made the mid-20th century such an iconic time for architecture.

Box for the Birds was created by designer Michael Oliveri as a weekend project that he would complete with his young daughter. He instead ended up building an ingenious puzzle-like birdhouse that holds together without the use of glue or nails. The Box for the Birds is available in both the classic A-frame shape and a boxier modern model, and both are available in wood, transparent acrylic and a shiny mirror finish.

At the 2011 Royal College of Art graduate show, Jack Smith’s Birdbox was an impressive sight. This two-piece, flat-pack modern birdhouse is held together with tabs fitted through slots – and a few small wood scraps – to create a beautifully simple tree house for small feathered families.

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H is For Historic: 2 Incredible 19th Century Alphabets

Every generation has had its own art and its own ways of teaching children. These occupational alphabets from the 19th century are an intersection of the two.
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15 Creatively Funky Floors and Flooring Designs

Flooring doesn’t have to be boring, as illustrated by these 15 strange and innovative designs including intelligent carpeting and wood puzzle pieces.
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January 30, 2013