Tree, Line by Zander Olsen

There is an artist by the name of Zander Olsen that has been stuck in my head for a month or so. In fact, these photographs from his Tree, Line collection became the inspiration for our current Elements of Nature window display at Anthropologie on the Las Vegas strip. His work, carried out in Surrey, Hampshire and Wales, constructs a visual relationship between "tree, not-tree" and the horizon line that appears so simple until a white material is wrapped around the trunks to show each dip and rise along that far off line.

I've gone cross-eyed so many times while looking at these pictures.

I especially like this conposition

Jaime Hogge

can't. narrow. down.

too. talented.

I mean, come on.

I've been staring and staring...

frightening and peaceful

how does one make a space this boring look so inviting?

yum colors, framing and texture

and my ultimate favorite:

it reminds me of days in San Diego

Did you not feel as if you were standing in each of these places? I sure did.

Jaime Hogge, you are spoiled with talent.

Serena Eller Photography

Serena Eller has a really cool job. For one, she gets to be a photographer every day. My jealousy is already raging. But beyond that title, she gets to be a photographer of interiors, which means she gets to spend her time in rooms like these:

Very cool, Serena Eller, very cool.