Friday, November 21, 2008

Eric Koziol: Underwater Art


After a trip to Big Sur, Flint Expatriate artist Eric Koziol created an online gallery featuring his first underwater photo series. Go here to experience "the strange and luscious visual results."



3 comments:

  1. Very soothing. I can see why Bloomberg requires aquariums in his offices now...

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  2. I didn't see any wolf eels! California not have any?! terrible! BUT! the photos are excellent! looking frwd. to more, only with lots of wolf eels! yeah, yeah, I know they ain't tidal pool rezs, but they're just too cool! There's a beer marketed in Oregon that uses wolf eels for their logo. nuthin' like that in California though, I bet. Flint could've used a mascot like a wolf eel.

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  3. Soothing - that is the perfect description. Fantastic photos :)

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