"Breathing Life"

Now that my yoga practice has become a vital thing in my daily routine, like having breakfast, my whole environment has change in a significant way, the world I see now is different, and most of the time I have to blame my yoga for that.
Michael O. Snyder, has taken the connection of yoga and what surrounds us in a whole new level, blending yoga asanas with nature to show the importance of bringing the natural world to our urban lives.

The photographer uses the yogi’s breath as a metaphor to show how even the simple act of breathing is tied to our environments. 

Though these images may look like paintings, they really are photographs! Snyder used an in-camera double exposure technique to blend the images of the poses with images of the park.

The effect is stunning: a seamless integration of human and plant forms that’s unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.

for more of his work follow this link.
thanks to doyouyoga.com for the pictures

Disfraces salvajes

Esta semana solo puedo pensar en Halloween, y muchos de ustedes ya habrán comprado sus disfraces de tienda, para los que no, esta semana compartiré inspiraciones para disfrazarse de algo diferente y divertido.

Hoy la inspiración proviene de rituales paganos Europeos que aun se practican hoy. El fotógrafo Charles Freger viajó por 19 países Europeos donde encontró asombrosos disfraces de rituales paganos que han sobrevivido hasta hoy. La colección fotográfica se titula "Wilder Mann". Los disfraces se inspiran en seres salvajes, bestias y dioses paganos.

Wonderland by Kristy Mitchell

Kristy Mitchell lost her mother of brain cancer in 2008, she was a english teacher and spent most of her life teaching wonderful stories and plays, inspiring her students and Kristy. After her death Kristy Mitcher decided to do a small summer project of photo series honoring her mother, the small project end up being a huge work of art that took almost 3 years, some of the pictures up to 3 months to be created, she would often wait an entire year to find the perfect natural setting for her shots.A beautiful work full of details and colors.

Kristi Mitchell perdio a su madre de cancer en el cerebro en el 2008, ella era una profesora de ingles y paso la mayor parte de su vida enseñando magníficos cuentos e historias, inspirando a sus estudiantes y a Kristy. Después de su muerte Kristy Mitcher decidió hacer un pequeño proyecto fotográfico en el verano honrando la muerte de su madre, el proyecto de verano termino siendo un extenso trabajo que le tomo mas de 3 años, alguna de las fotografías le tomaron hasta 3 meses para ser creadas, esperando el año entero para encontrar una ambientación perfecta para sus fotos. Un hermoso trabajo lleno de detalles y colores 

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I try to describe how I go and get inspired, I try to understand, why now, why this sun, this  shadow?, this shine? .. then I go upstairs at the top of a roof… I look outside, how calm the morning is, is this how it feels? is this the freedom I was waiting for? … the sun rises, and everything looks like sparkles , with glitter inside, then I start to walk in a road full of trees, full of music.. there's a guy singing so loud and so nice, and then I get lost again, and a pair of dog playing chess with the white and black , cream and brown , repeating this pattern over an over again, the patterns… of colors, textures and forms…a lot of stars hanging on the walls made by small pieces of old fabric, and there's finally me, looking at myself ,trying to look what I want to be… there is how all the inspiration comes from, the little sparkle hiding in my eyes.. behind that there's always a story I´m making up … 

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