Thomas Jackson’s Mindblowing Swarms

Brooklyn-based photographer Thomas Jackson is pretty humble about this new experimental project, but every photo is truly fascinating. His Swarm series captures large hovering masses of ordinary objects, such as leafs and cups, in several locations and spaces in and around New York City. This psychedelical work is in line with Jackson’s main specialization of staged, fantastical photography. There’s more to come since the project is still in its preliminary stage. Click here for more swarm photos.

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