Photographs by Thomas Shahan.
Via. flickr | Opo Terser
Thanks Thomas Shahan for your contribution!!
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ABOUT
"MAKA FUSHIGI" is a Japanese term often used to describe mysterious occurrences. It comes from a Sanskrit term "MAHA" meaning highness and "MAKA FUSHIGI" was originally used to express impressive phenomena in the nature that are beyond human understandings.
The MECHAFUSHIGI is a stock of visual representations of the natural phenomena or people's work reflecting them throughout the web. I hope these resources will help to understand mechanisms of "MAKA FUSHIGI" and to inspire good design.
The MECHAFUSHIGI is a stock of visual representations of the natural phenomena or people's work reflecting them throughout the web. I hope these resources will help to understand mechanisms of "MAKA FUSHIGI" and to inspire good design.
CATEGORIES
LINKS
- Kenneth Parker
- Sandro Diener
- Onexposure
- flickr | lordv
- flickr | yyellowbird
- mail Online | Science & Tech
- abduzeedo ABDUCTED BY DESIGN
- Ayala Serfaty
- deputy-dog
- booooooom
- 72 dpi
- the F Stop
- Space Collective
- Wired.com
- Andrew Zuckerman
- Aqua Creations
- NASA | astronomy picture of the day
- Stuart Gibson
- Behance Network
- imgfav
- NASA | Earth Observatory
- Murray Fredericks
- boston.com | The Big Picture
- Fubiz
- FFFFOUND!
- Near life Experience
- flickr | Linden Gledhill
- pixdaus
- Michael Kenna
- vi.sualize.us
- SpaceCollective
- flickr | Andrew Magill
- Sachiko Kodama
- mark mawson
- Elena Kulikova
- enlatado.net/blog
- Vilhjálmur Ingi Vilhjálmsson
- Behance Network
- Reckon
- NASA | Earth As Art
- Michael James Chichi
- core.form-ula
- Jeremy Liebman
- The Future Astronauts of America Foundation
- Alan Jaras
- Asknature
VISUAL ARCHIVES
07/11/2009
it’s very wonderful! i haven’t yet seen a so beautiful spider!