Although a highly discreet artist, Aphex Twin is a heavyweight name in the world of electronic music, with a career dating back to the early 1990s. Although very discreet in the media, legend has it that the Richard David James' stage name, Aphex Twin, references an early moniker "AFX" for "Acid Effects." Others suggest a link to "Aphex Systems Limited," an audio equipment brand. Aphex Twin is signed to Warp Records, a British independent record label that's home to other heavyweights of the contemporary music scene, such as !!! and Flying Lotus.

Where the Trolls Dwell by Ole Henrik Skjelstad

Probably best on a dark background. The foreground is shot approx an hour before the sky. Strømsoddbygda, Ringerike, Norway.

Ole Henrik Skjelstad: Photos

Aulangonjärvi From Above II by Lauri Lohi

Fabulous sunset captured from Aulanko observation tower, Hämeenlinna, Finland. Another version of my earlier image with same composition, but bit of different mood and clouds.
Have a wonderful weekend everyone!

Lauri Lohi: Photos

Olga by Tatiana Mertsalova

Md – Olga
Personal Skype retouch lessons, video tutorials
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Rays on green tea farmland by Tiger Seo

Green tea farmland in Bosung, Korea.

Tiger Seo: Photos

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Way of Light by Mikko Lagerstedt

Traintracks to the horizon: Way of Light

Mikko Lagerstedt: Photos

The belt by Sylvio Testa

Sylvio Testa: Photos

Isoletta by Anna

Creazione artistica.

Anna: Photos

mornings at the cliff. by Johannes Hoehn

Johannes Hoehn: Photos

The Entire State Building by Takashi Yasui

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Tonquin Valley morning by Viktoria Haack

Looking towards the Ramparts Range in the beautiful Tonquin Valley. Minutes before I took this shot we were surprised by a grizzly bear appearing very close to us. We watched as he ambled away from us across the meadows and into the morning sun. I couldn’t hold quite still enough for this long exposure but I was keen to smooth out the rippled lake to appreciate the reflected mountains. My facebook and instagram

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