Dissecting ammunition – Photos of cross-sections of bullets

Posted on Photography

A series of photos featuring bullets cut in half by artist Sabine Pearlman, Los Angeles based photographer, reveals hidden complexity and architecture of destructive weaponry that human ever created, which reflects the human nature – the evil and the beautiful. The artist photographed 900 cross-sections of specimen inside of a World War II bunker in Switzerland in 2012.

ammunition-cross-sections-bullets-cute-in-half-photosammunition-cross-sections-bullets-cute-in-half-photos (1) ammunition-cross-sections-bullets-cute-in-half-photos (2) ammunition-cross-sections-bullets-cute-in-half-photos (3) ammunition-cross-sections-bullets-cute-in-half-photos (4) ammunition-cross-sections-bullets-cute-in-half-photos (5)

Source

Related posts:

  1. Chasing cyclones and storms
  2. Interesting photos of underwater dogs
  3. Eye-catching photos – Electric Mountains
  4. Surreal cityscapes images
  5. Rare photos of a brave crow landing and riding on a bald eagle mid-flight
  6. Collection of best 20 photos of National Geographic 2015 – Photo of the Day: Your Favorites From 2015
  7. Photographer took charming pictures through five years to show the beauty of Budapest
  8. Top 10 Of The 2016 National Geographic Traveler Photographs Competition
  9. Freezing soap bubbles captured by a loving father
  10. Elegant visual art of a dancer’s movements with bursts of white powder
  11. Behind the scenes of perfect photographs
  12. Fairytale-like photos featuring the beauty of people and animals

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.