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Beautifully Blurred Surfing Photos

There's a very zen-like quality to the photography work of Thomas Fotomas. Using a cleanly blurred effect, the subjects in his work remain in focus, while the backgrounds or foregrounds are smoothly blurred. The post Beautifully Blurred Surfing Photos appeared first on Moss and Fog.

Christo, Artist Who Dreamed In Huge Scale, Died at Age 84

Christo Vladimirov Javacheff, known to the art world just as Christo, created massive, landscape-sized works of art that captivated the world. He died at his home in New York of natural causes at age 84. The post Christo, Artist Who Dreamed In Huge Scale, Died at Age 84 appeared first on Moss and Fog.

French photographer Dino Falduto shows us a great perspective of Miami, framed through the backseat window of a car. We see a number of goings-on, from skateboarders and murals, to more mundane scenes of people waiting for the bus. It’s a small window, but one that gives us a unique sense of what the city looks like.

“Far from the Miami of Will Smith, retired Jews and Cocaine Cowboys, I wanted to show the city where we spent more time in the shade of its hood looking for a parking spot than under the Florida sunshine, cocktail in hand.”