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From the first time I heard of them I have been fascinated with water crossing water.
Check out Brooklyn-based artist Clement Valla's latest collection of images titled Postcards from Google Earth, which reveal Dalí-esque drooping roadways and and bridges spotted in the program. Although they may appear to have been caused by computer glitches, Valla says that they are logical results of the system when it is exposed to too much depth or too many shadows.
Namie, Japan, inside the zone that was evacuated after the Fukushima nuclear disaster Street View style.
Dina Kelberman scours Google images and threads them together thematically and visually into this amazing photostream.
By: dave
Friday, Mar 29th 2013 (12:03am) | Thanks: jt wood
As previously mentioned, I'm a big fan of entertainingly inappropriate sticker placement. Fuck This Website goes one further with entertainingly inappropriate placement of entertainingly inappropriate stickers.
By: dave
Tuesday, Feb 12th 2013 (12:10am)
Winners have been announced in the National Geographic Photo Contest 2012, a competition that saw over 22,000 entries from over 150 countries. The grand prize goes to Ashley Vincent who shot a photo of Busaba, a "well cared for Indochinese Tigress" who was shaking herself dry. See all the winning photographs at National Geographic.
By: spam_vigilante
Tuesday, Jan 8th 2013 (12:01am)
Where does the coyote get all the gear for his persistent attempts to capture the roadrunner? That's right. The ACME Catalog.
By: dave
Thursday, Nov 29th 2012 (12:03am)
22 images of the NJ resort town and home to the Jersey Shore show after Sandy destroyed it. Doomsday.
By: spam_vigilante
Friday, Nov 2nd 2012 (5:00am) | Thanks: KEP
Jay Mark Johnson uses a slit camera to take surreal photographs that emphasize time over space. What comes through the lens looks different depending on whether it is moving or stationary.
Just send them to this gallery and take bets on how long it takes for one eye to go twitchy.
By: dave
Friday, Oct 5th 2012 (12:01am) | Thanks: oberonfox
We found a bunch of awesome bald men and hurled water balloons at their heads, to capture the explosion of water at various intervals. The result a new head of of water hair!
By: dave
Friday, Aug 24th 2012 (7:00am)
Nikolaij is either a cellist that dabbles in photography or a photographer that dabbles in the cello - but either way, his pictures of musicians are something awesome.
Here's a 360 picture to wet your appetite.
Well, sorta streetviews. Really it's just a collection of places in the antarctic.
Nature never stops to amaze us with its magnificent phenomenon just like these inexplicable holes in the ground. These holes may be formed gradually or suddenly, and are found worldwide. This is a list of beautiful natural holes from around the World, which have become popular tourist destinations.
No? That's ok - Daily Mail has quite the collection of pictures from the event.
By: dave
Wednesday, Jun 6th 2012 (6:06am)
Kai Man Wong of DigitalRev humorously presents 50 Quick Photography Tips in under 15 minutes.
By: spam_vigilante
Friday, Jun 1st 2012 (3:38am) | Thanks: Jax
No, you perv, not that. It's a gallery of portraits taken in a wind tunnel.
By: dave
Monday, May 21st 2012 (12:01am)
Nina Katchadourian whiles away long plane journeys by locking herself in the lavatory and pretending to be a 15th century Dutch painting.
By: dave
Friday, May 4th 2012 (12:03am) | Thanks: ItsNicK |
????????????????? Def Leppard - Switch 625 Django Unchained (2012) 
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