April 2014

There's fashion photography. And then there's underwater fashion photography.

The effects of adding even a little bit of H20 does amazing things to a photo's WOW factor. Curiously...no one's wearing goggles.

All for the amazing effects you'll see in some of the coolest underwater fashion photos we've scoured from ze Web.

Photo by Zena Holloway Photo by Zena Holloway Photo by...still searching.... Photo by Zena Holloway Photo By Iain Crawford Photo by Zena Holloway Photo by Louisa Photo by Zena Holloway Couldn't find this one yet either Photo by Zena Holloway Darn...where'd that photographer go? Photo by Makiela Photography
And one of our favorites. The orange and translucent petals are a first. Photo by Litamar Levine

Amazing, isn't it?

By the way, we are looking forward to designing a water-inspired piece as part of our upcoming pieces. Without the underwater photog...

Cue the collective "awww"

Awwwww....

-Team Omninaut

Moss, moss, moss, and moss.

Photo: http://cargocollective.com/

While not the exact focus of our upcoming collection, the natural beauty of the Bryophyta division members have rendered them a deep place in our warm fuzzy hearts.

Counting up to about 12,000 different species, the members of the Bryophyta moss division tend to grow in moist conditions, most of them requiring dampness and shade.

Because of the species' ability to adapt and its easiness to grow( it only requires a bit of moisture and sunlight), we urbaners have even witnessed moss growing in between concrete stones and on buildings.

For now though, let's concentrate on the natural beauty of our complex fuzzy friends.

Photo: http://static.panoramio.com/ Photo: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/ Photo: wikimedia.org/ Photo: http://images.nationalgeographic.com/
Tonka!

Watch out for our 2014 capsule collection coming mid- April!

-Team Omninaut