I found this post and I was simply blown away.
The first 3 images are arial shots of a Hindu color festival. The 3 images go together as a triptych.
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Kelsie Pinckard
Oh my goodness, these colors are so beautiful. I guess the closes…
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This is so great! It looks like something that belongs on an albu…
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This technique still really fascinates me. It’s sad that our worl…
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How incredible! I can’t imagine the time and patience it took to …
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I would never have thought to try this method. That’s so cool, bu…
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I do enjoy this type of photography and I think there’s something…
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Hannah Henderson
These are so priceless! Being a camp counselor myself I am a suck…
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These are so pretty! All his pictures makes me wish I was there. …
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I really really love this! I love all their work. The shot with t…
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I love when photographers capture moments like this. This is not …
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Ashley Hall
I really like how trippy these images are at first glance. Each i…
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I really like the black and white scales in his photography. The …
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I like the clarity of his photography. It doesn’t look like there…
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I love the repeating element of the cat! It is a really fun motif…
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These are really fun! I agree they have a bohemian and eclectic s…
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Kelsie Pinckard
11:53 am, 12.06.12
Oh my goodness, these colors are so beautiful. I guess the closest thing we have to this in America is the Color Run marathon…I’ll be doing that in the spring, I may have to go to another one just to photograph it! They use dyed corn starch instead of the pigments used in India. So cool