One of my dreams as a photographer is create a series of theme based photo books of my works someday. And, if I am already dreaming, I want to get the books published and sold in stores.

I found this photographer who is already doing that and is set to release his latest one in October called “Creature”. Some of you may see animal photography as “low art” but I have always had an unrelenting fascination with them and nevertheless enjoy taking shots of them whenever I can.

The photographer’s name is Andrew Zuckerman. Even if you don’t care for the images themselves, his publication design is pretty outstanding as well.

…who wants to go hang out with him on November 13 in LA?

BBC interactive billboards in North America

Found this church in Eureka Springs that is like the “Green” version of the crystal cathedral called Thorncrown Chapel.

Besides the fact that this thing looks awesome it was built equally awesomely. Fay Jones, the architect, did everything he could to preserve the surrounding area and blend the architecture into the natural settings.

“In order to preserve Thorncrown’s natural setting, Fay decided that no structural element could be larger than what two men could carry through the woods.”

I’m all for the beauty of the cathedral style church but let’s be honest, churches were built that way originally because they were meant to be a fortress in case of an attack. How cool would it be if churches built nowadays were not concrete cubes but instead built right into their natural surroundings.

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