Invisible power

Fleeted Happenings is a series by photographer Andrew Lyman that presents portraits of people who appear like ghostly figures on Earthy landscapes. The

Jessica Alba and Ioan Gruffudd in Fantastic Four (2005)

Jordanna Kalman is a fine art photographer living in NY, USA. Her work deals with loneliness, individuality and femininity. She has two young children and does not remember what sleep feels like. Kalman runs Streit House Space, an alternative online gallery that aims to merge the presentation of the physical and virtual photographic image. She has recently exhibited at Hillyer

Invisibility is the ability to make oneself unable to be seen by other beings. Invisibility allows a person to become impossible to be seen by the naked eye. It can work as a means of protection as well as an offensive method where the opponent cannot see an upcoming attack. For certain species, being invisible to mortals and other supernatural creatures is their natural state of being. Therefore it doesn't take any effort to be invisible. In addition, they cannot be easily heard by others…

Without continuous electrical power most physicians were ineffective.

I've been a Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Master (DM) and player since the mid 90's. I currently run two D&D 3.5e campaigns, one with heroes and the other with a group of villains. I post resources that can be used to add a little something more to your game. It could be sharing tips or suggestions, answers to questions I'm comfortable with, inspiring images, encounter ideas, or anything helpful or fun I find online that relates to tabletop gaming. Most of what I post will be meant to apply…

14/52 This one's inspired by René Magritte again. Facebook | Blog | deviantART | Tumblr | Purchase Prints

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I’m Not There is an ongoing series of portraits by photographer PoL Úbeda Hervàs who lives and works in Barcelona. He says the series came from changes in his life that left him unsure of who he is, but decided to leave the shoes as a small reminder that there was at least some fragmentContinue reading "I’m Not There: A Photographer Captures his own Shadow"