• By Mark Wilson
    May 16, 2008 12:30 PM 16,252
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    Grass Photography Grows Your Snapshots

    Photosynthetic photography is by no means a new technique, but it's certainly new to us. By placing a "canvas" of grass in a darkroom and shining light on it that first passes through a film negative, artist/scientists have been able to tweak the chlorophyll levels of blades of grass and create living photographs. Their permanence is fleeting, but the effect is quite remarkable. This piece is Mother and Child, hit the jump for Sunbathers.










    It's like the world's most hardcore Chia Pet. [Viewing Space via Neatorama]


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