This is oddly stunning. scienceisbeauty: Faces of monkeys apes. Capture of a page from James Mollison website (photographer) that has caught my attention by its visual power. Amazing, worth to take a look to the interactive page to see the details of each one of the faces. Good job.

This is oddly stunning.

scienceisbeauty:

Faces of monkeys apes.

Capture of a page from James Mollison website (photographer) that has caught my attention by its visual power. Amazing, worth to take a look to the interactive page to see the details of each one of the faces. Good job.

19th May 2011
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