Chris Glass » Graceland

Some really nice photos of, you guessed it, Graceland.

Chris Glass » an afternoon walking around downtown

(via Daring Fireball)

Paul Octavious - Same Hill, Different Day

For the past 2 years I have visited a beautiful mound of earth that I have come to call “the hill.” Each time I have come to the hill a new story is told to me as if the hill is my stage and the locals are the actors in this daily play.

This is wonderful.  Paul is also guest designer for this foodie set on Pictory, which, yes, will totally make you hungry.

Vincent Fournier

Fournier’s work focuses on the interiors of Chinese, Russian and US space agencies - and also includes some remarkable images of astronauts training grounds that, appropriately, look completely out of this world.

Jessica Haye and Clark Hsiao

One in a series of nice-looking Jack Spade tags by Jason Fullford.  Just in time for the (cold) weekend.

Howon by Hosang Park

Available as a print over at 20x200. (via Milk & Eggs Co.)

Photo by Sarah Meadows

Archinect:

Evolver is an architectural artefact intervening on the panorama surrounding Zermatt. It was designed and executed by a team of 2nd year students from the ALICE Studio at Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland. In an effort to take full advantage of the site’s extensive and astounding views, the project sits strategically next to the lake Stelli at an altitude of 2,536 m (8,320 feet).

Very nicely photographed by Joël Tettamanti. (via ext)

Another Joël Tettamanti shot. Really liking this guy’s sense of color.

My incredibly talented friend Dru Donovan has some photos in the most recent New York Times Magazine as part of this story about California food banks.  This is her second time appearing there — this was the first (ties in nicely with the glaciers from the last post actually).  Things like this make me love the world just a little bit more.

Side note: I’ll be designing a website for Dru soon-ish.  Thinking of using the awesome-looking Cargo portfolio thingy that’s powering (and I believe founded/run by) one of my favorite blogs ever.

Daily Polaroids

Daily Polaroids

but does it float:

Bernd Becher (born August 20th 1931 in Siegen; died June 22nd 2007 in Rostock) and Hilla Becher, née Wobeser (born September 2nd 1934 in Potsdam) were a German artist couple, best known for their photographic images of industrial buildings.