Fascinated by temporality and duality, Dutch artist Berndnaut Smilde creates and photographs real life clouds inside empty spaces. No photoshop involved here, folks. He starts by regulating the temperature and humidity of the space and then sprays a short burst from a fog machine to create a perfect little cloud that suspends long enough for him to capture it with his camera. Beautiful.
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Wow amazing and that without photoshop 😀
xx Mira
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Wow these are so cool! They really look like real clouds
I’ve been following his work for a while. Love everything about it;so magical!
SHOP SAUL
Isn’t he the best?! I love his work!
xo
Michaela
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This is so awesome!! How creative is that! True artistic genius
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This is too awesome! And it totally looks Photoshopped when it’s a REAL CLOUD – Mind = blown
♥ Paula Shoe Fiend.
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Haha, pretty awesome.
So neat!
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Love this lightness like a dream…
xoxo
Yael Guetta
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these are amazing, really beautiful and unreal to see
Lauren
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