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Grannie’s Internet Tips
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Ahooooooooooww!
Is what comes in mind when i see these works by Nicholas Galanin.
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Alphabets
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He-Man turned poof
I’m guessing that if my brother saw these pictures when he was 11 he never would have bought those toys.
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Arrows
Beautiful drawings of flocks of arrwos by Peter Jellitsch.
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Microlawns
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The Softer Side
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Peculiar Snapshots
I am always curious about the story behind pictures of long gone times. If you are too, you should visit this Flickr account called Peculiar Snapshots which is full with treasures.
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Orchard Beach: The Bronx Riviera
Great photography works by Brooklyn based photographer Wayne Lawrence.
(Thanks Igor/Vio!)
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Porn Arc
This piece of street art done by Boris Hoppek is a little bit hoooo and a little bit heeeey.
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Stocking: way better then Planking
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Shake
Gotta love these dog portraits by Carli Davidson.
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Veterans
It would be best that what these brave people did, would prevent that there will be any veterans again in the future. Small chance.
Nice series of photo’s by Konstatin Suslov though.
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Under Water Crop Circles?
A group of Swedish treasure hunters called Ocean Explorers, looking for old shipwrecks, stumbled upon something made of rock, steel or something else made of hard material (”Something massive out there…”). Hidden in the seabed at 87 meters deep in the Baltic sea, somewhere between Finland and Sweden, a circle with a 60 meter diameter emerged on their screen. It had a 300 meter slide track as if it had traveled across the sea bed before it settled.
The annoying thing about these things is that we now probably have to wait months, years maybe, before they’ll find out what it is.
The story appeared yesterday in the Swedish newspapers.
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Vroom Vroom!
Look at those. That goes a bit further then those playing cards I used on my spokes to trigger that rattling sound.
Photography by José Castellón.
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Close Contact
Kinda greasy but fascinating images by Jenny Saville.
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This Guy Has My Macbook
“On March 21, 2011, my MacBook was stolen from my apartment in Oakland, CA. I reported the crime to the police and even told them where it was, but they couldn’t help me due to lack of resources. Meanwhile, I’m using the awesome app, Hidden, to capture these photos of this guy who has my MacBook.” said the original macbook owner, who even made a blog out of this issue.
Without being prejudiced, he looks like a genuine nice, friendly and honest guy though, doesn’t he?
Read the full developed story here.
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Awesome People Hanging Out
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12:31
Is the name of a series of photos made by Croix Gagnon and Frank Schott. They used segmented images of a in 1993 convicted murderer, who’s body was used for science, displayed as a movie on a laptop with which they walked around, so these ghost like images appeared.
Spooky!
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Hello!
Hi there.
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In Almost Every Picture
A book by Dutchman Erik Kessels about a couple who tries to get their beloved, but very black dog on a lot of pictures, but never seem to succeed.
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